======SRSPlus Module Configuration======

SRSPlus module requires GnuPG public key authentication.

You must generate GnuPG keys, send a public key to SRSPlus, import SRSPlus key and sign it.\\
For detailed instructions, check [[http://www.srsplus.com/en-def-01837a684149/en/srsplus/partners_faq_tech.shtml#gnu|SRSPlus Manual]]\\

Once you have all keys in one folder(by default, it is usually ''/home/user/.gnupg/''), you must specify this folder in ''GPG keys directory'' setting on SRSPLus configuration page.\\

:!: This folder must be readable by your webserver user(usually nobody or apache). If it is not, you can copy all GnuPG files to another directory, for example EPP-DRS etc folder.

''Path to GPG'' is a path to GnuPG command-line tool.

To quickly check either you did everything right, issue a following command in shell:
<code bash>
/path/to/gpg --list-keys --homedir=/path/to/directory
</code>

Where ''/path/to/directory'' is the same as ''GPG keys directory'', and ''/path/to/gpg'' is the same as ''Path to GPG''.

If you see both keys, yours and SRSPlus, it should work.

:!: gpg binary tool must be executable by your webserver user.
You can fix this by issuing the following code in shell:
<code bash>
chmod +rx /path/to/gpg
</code>

''Host'' field must be ''testsrs.srsplus.com'' for now.

Save the form and use ''Test module'' link on modules list page. If module passed configuration, proceed to next step.


===== Passing SRSPlus tests =====

SRSPlus requires each registar to pass a sequence of tests and present a transaction log to them, before registar will be allowed to operate with production server.
  - Download this archive: {{srsplus-test.zip}},
  - Extract it's contents in ''www/srsplus-test'' folder
  - Set the permissions of ''www/srsplus-test'' folder to world-writable (0777)
  - Open http://your-epp-drs-url/srsplus-test/ in your browser.
  - Once tests will be passed, click on the link to download a log and send it to SRSPlus.
  - Once you will be approved, change ''Host'' field to ''srs.srsplus.com'' and test a module again. 

You are now ready to start accepting domain registrations.