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Nominet DAC commands

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I noticed on the Nom website that the dac supports a "usage" command which returns information on the number of queries that you have made.
http://www.nominet.org.uk/other/dac/instruct/

I get usage,E when I process the request... is the usage command a fairly new feature??
doe's it work for anyone else??

cheers steve
 
Something amiss I think. If I do usage I get usage,E but if I do exit I also get exit,E

First time Ive seen that page though it might have been there before.
 
I'm getting:

,I

followed by three carriage returns. I am guessing that this is broken or the instruction is wrong. In fact if I send #eric I get exactly the same response.

Thanks for posting this chaps as I was going to spend some time implementing this over the weekend so you have saved me some head scratching.

Chris
 
Still its useless as how can you use this without stopping your script ??
 
I am still getting the same response so I'll need to dig a little deeper...

In answer to the second question though, I indend making a usage request perhaps once every 30 mins or so and use the result to automatically adjust the delay between requests to keep me just under the limit. It will be part of the script.

Chris
 
stevie said:
I noticed on the Nom website that the dac supports a "usage" command which returns information on the number of queries that you have made.
http://www.nominet.org.uk/other/dac/instruct/

I get usage,E when I process the request... is the usage command a fairly new feature??
doe's it work for anyone else??

cheers steve

Are you putting the # in front of the command? It should be

#usage<CR><LF>
 
Jay Daley said:
Are you putting the # in front of the command? It should be

#usage<CR><LF>
cheers Jay...
I presumed it was the hash prompt... doh!!
 
I was putting the # in front but it turned out that I was then sending an empty request... doh. All working fine now :)

Just thought I'd cheer up your evenings...

Chris
 
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