Open tdeering opened 3 years ago
Hi. The categorization of a domain as "NEW" or "ESTABLISHED" happens at the time the entry is added to the local database (ie its First Contact), and not for each individual query. This is done for performance reasons so that domain_stats can keep up with a large volume of requests. As a result if you change your establish date on an running system only new queries (ie "First-contact") domains will reflect the changes. "Cached" entries that are in the database will be updated when the domain registration expires. If you want to reclassify all the domains then you would have to delete your local database and let it begin rebuilding it.
The first run should have been with the 30 day setting in place. I'll delete the database and see if things come in as expected.
Ok. Please do let me know if that doesn’t fix it.
Mark
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The first run should have been with the 30 day setting in place. I'll delete the database and see if things come in as expected.
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I ran domain-stats-settings and configured the established setting to be 30 days, however I am still seeing domains coming across that are greater than 30 days old showing as NEW still.
This is on a CENTOS 7 running as a service.
It was installed via python3 -m pip install domain-stats