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  1. Most people are running older versions of the Ioncube loaders, and PHP 5.5 supported builds of Blesta are not backwards compatible with these legacy loaders. Additionally, Blesta must be encoded for PHP 5.3 or 5.4 support in order to work with PHP 5.5, per this thread on Ioncube's forums, quoted below -- But, the minimum requirement for Blesta is PHP 5.1.3, so we have been releasing builds that are compatible for the majority (PHP 5.1.3 through 5.4.x), but not compatible with PHP 5.5. Adoption rates for PHP 5.5 are increasing, and we recognize the need to support it. At this time, due to Ioncube's limitations, we would be required to have 2 separate builds in order to support PHP 5.1.3-5.4.x and PHP 5.5. We are releasing this hotfix to allow PHP 5.5 support for Blesta 3.1.3. The zip contains only the 3 files we encode, to protect licensing. If you are not running Blesta 3.1.3 DO NOT apply the hotfix. blesta-3.1.3-php-5.5-hotfix.zip If you are doing a fresh install, first download blesta-3.1.3.zip and overwrite the files in 3.1.3 from the hotfix above before attempting the installation. If you are planning to upgrade your existing server to PHP 5.5 and have Blesta 3.1.3 installed, overwrite the files in the hotfix above after you upgrade your PHP.
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  2. Paul

    Product Ordering

    Packages can be sorted within their Package Groups. Under Packages > Groups, click to expand the group, then drag and drop the packages within it in the order you prefer. The same can be done for configurable options under Packages > Options.
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  3. The ability to change the virtual server ID has already been added for v3.2.0 in CORE-1083. The IP address is already shown when you click on the service row as an admin or client. As for displaying a login, not every SolusVM service could know the password since it belongs to the SolusVM client, so the login may not be known. See why here.
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  4. Paul

    Feed Reader

    CORE-1123, thanks for the report!
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  5. Hi, This is so annoying. Basically since moving to Blesta we have had to go through all our clients services that had discounts and cancel the service and re-add it with a promotion code to keep the pricing the same. I think this should be urgently added so we can set a custom price.
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  6. There is a task for price override, per CORE-747.
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  7. Paul

    Credit Note?

    I've added a note to take a look at credit notes for the proforma task.
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  8. Sorry, it works. I´ve deleted a {for} line of other loop and was giving me error.
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  9. Max

    Credit Note?

    Try my credit note and accrual accounting patch
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  10. This thread's a bit old but I wanted to show my solution. I am using a transactional email provider to send all my mail from Blesta. At the moment I am using Mandrill as it integrates well with my MailChimp account and is free for 12,000 emails/month (dedicated IP costs extra). I may try other providers later though such as SendGrid, Postmark, Mailjet, Postage, SocketLabs or Amazon SES. Mandrill keeps a log of email sent, and allows you to resend any of it. For a small cost ($0.02 per thousand emails) I can keep up to 30 days of logs. I can see a log of all the links sent out, who clicked each email and which emails have been opened. There are lots of other reasons for using a provider like this.
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