RE: RE: draft-hollenbeck-epp-rgp-01.txt comments/p roposal
"Hollenbeck, Scott" <[email protected]>
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> The wording for <renew> command in rgp draft document could > be modified to > indicate that the absence of period element in <renew> part > or value ZERO > should indicate that renewal should not be a part of rgp > restore. Another > option would be to force server to ignore the value of > <period> element and > assume certain value. I've thought about the zero value being appropriate here. It's certainly an approach. > > If people are already doing RGP as an extended renewal, > what are they doing > > about the renewal part of the command? > > I am aware of one implementation that just ignores the value > of <period> > element and assumes ZERO if rgp extension is present. Oooh, accepting a non-zero value and ignoring it isn't a very good idea. That would make data reconciliation very difficult in the future if one tries to reconcile a non-zero-period <renew> command that was processed without error, but with no change to the expiration date. I'd rather require a period of zero for RGP situations. -Scott-