Recent changes to bugs

OPENSRS_TLDS_REGEX private variable called within a function

2007-10-23T14:03:59Z

openSRS_base.php
check_domain_syntax($domain)

External private variable called within a function not assigned as PUBLIC:
$OPENSRS_TLDS_REGEX
[Remedy] $this->OPENSRS_TLDS_REGEX

'lookup' doesnt function for $RELATED_TLDS if SSL is used

2007-07-28T12:40:01Z

When ssl is used, after each read data the socket is closed so the related TLD lookups fail. Socket must be reinitialized for every TLD if SSL is used. Otherwise one gets read/write errors to socket after 1st lookup is done.

372a373
>
794a796
>
800,804d801
< # When SSL is used socket is closed after each read
< if (!$this->_socket && 'SSL' == $this->crypt_type) {
< $this->init_socket();
< }
<
805a803
>
850d847
<

While on it, when SSL is used, Crypt/CBC is not required. So you could change the line
require_once 'Crypt/CBC.php';
to
include_once 'Crypt/CBC.php';
(or wrap it inside a if statement where if SSL is used then not require it)

Thanks,
Evren

Undefined Variable Warning

2006-01-20T02:02:09Z

In the openSRS_base.php class file, line 951 reads:

} else if (!preg_match( '/' . $OPENSRS_TLDS_REGEX .
'$/', $domain )) {

This will cause the preg_match in the "else if" to miss
all the time because $OPENSRS_TLDS_REGEX isn't defined.

It should read:

} else if (!preg_match( '/' . $this->OPENSRS_TLDS_REGEX
. '$/', $domain )) {

Please let me know if you need anything else.

Tom Walsh

.nl registration and others

2005-05-05T17:16:20Z

When trying to register or transfer a .nl domain (or any
other newly added TLD) via my own OpenSRS back
office (using the PHP OpenSRS Client from I always get
an unkown ERROR(). But the request was sent to
OpenSRS for registration or transfer when I check it at
https://rr-n1-tor.opensrs.net/.

Does this have anything to do with the script or is this a
problem at OpenSRS?