I'm finally fed up enough with all the nameserver changes we've had to make on our
self-allocated domains to improve the command. Now you can simply run:
$ nomulus ... update_domain ... -n ns[1-4].foo.bar
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Lists used as accumulators were being updated individually for each domain
without starting over from a fresh list each time, so the number of changes
would grow for each additional domain and potentially be wrong if the previous
domains were set up differently.
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Premium prices are automatically detected and set, with an informational
message displayed to the user prior to executing the command.
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I'm tired of running check_domain only to then realize I needed to run
check_domain_fee instead because the domain ended up being premium. We require
the use of the fee extension to register domains on all of our TLDs anyway so we
might as well always be sending the fee extension when checking domains
too. There's no additional harm in sending along the fee extension (it only
sends back additional information that is often useful), so just make that the
default and remove the extra unnecessary command.
Note that check_domain_claims can't be merged in too because it fundamentally
works differently. It doesn't query the availability of domain names for
registration, just whether they're trademarked.
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We've already had the need to do this on a few occasions, so it's best to make
it easy rather than requiring hand-generated XML all the time.
Also normalizes the boolean --registrar_request parameter to not have arity=1.
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We no longer want to check end-date sunrise for OTE verification, so we should
remove any reference to allocation (and applications, which was removed in a
previous CL)
However, this last allocate was also the command that tested secDNS. So we need
to replace it with a regular create with secDNS.
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We already have verifications that a domain application was created in sunrise
- which checks for end-date sunrise. Start-date sunrise has checks that a
domain (not application) was created. There's no need to specifically check for
a signed mark, since a successful domain create during sunrise must have a
signed mark in it.
Also removed the requirement for end-date sunrise / landrush testing.
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The DS records consist of 4 values:
- keyTag: unsigned short (2 bytes)
- alg: unsigned byte
- digestType: unsigned byte
- digest: binary hex
NOTE: the current CL doesn't support keyData, neither as the optional field in dsData nor as a replacement for dsData
The command tool accepts DS records as a string, where the 4 values are given
as one string separated by white-spaces as follows:
<keyTag> <alg> <digestType> <digest>
e.g. something like:
60485 5 2 D4B7D520E7BB5F0F67674A0CCEB1E3E0614B93C4F9E99B8383F6A1E4469DA50A
which is how it's written in Zone files, allowing easy copy-paste from existing values.
ommas is confusing when using spaces.
The various "numbers" (keyTag, alg, digestType) are only checked that they are
positive integers - the rest is left for the server.
digest it checked to be an even-lengthed hex string.
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This command is used by registry operators to apply registry locks to
domain names.
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This command is used by registry operators to apply registry locks to
domain names.
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In standard DNS format, the first thing on an A, NS or DS definition line is a domain label relative to the zone, which in our case is a TLD. However, the generate_zone_files command prints out fully qualified host and domain names, resulting in a discrepancy when compared to the contents of the DNS subsystem. This CL removes the TLD suffix, which should remove one preprocessing step before file comparison.
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Previously, GenerateZoneFilesAction mapreduced its way through all domains and hosts for the specified TLD(s), emitting information for each matching domain and host (subject to constraints like not being deleted and so on). This resulted in host information (aka glue records) for all hosts subordinate to domains in the specified TLD(s). This is incorrect. DNS glue records should only be present for hosts which act as nameservers for their superordinate domains.
The new version of the mapreduce iterates only over domains. When a matching domain is found, a check is made to see whether any subordinate hosts are also nameservers for the domain, in which case host information is generated.
The test was updated to reflect the new reality, and check for a couple additional nuances.
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Attending to this old bug will improve our ability to perform zone comparisons between Datastore and the DNS provider. Right now, zone comparison finds some bogus differences, because the TTL we send to the DNS subsystem doesn't match the TTL we use when generating our local dump files.
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This change renames directories in preparation for the great package
rename. The repository is now in a broken state because the code
itself hasn't been updated. However this should ensure that git
correctly preserves history for each file.
