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First go at creating a Blesta v3 module for interfacing with our (commercial) server provisioning software.
 
Once the server order has been approved the customer can login to the client area and choose which operating system profile to install on the server, and specify root passwords.
 

 
For security reasons the passwords entered are only used during installation, and not stored in Blesta.
That's also the reason the customer has to wait until the order has been approved before provisioning the server, instead of entering the details during the order process.
 
The installation progress can be monitored
 

 
Data traffic can be viewed provided the server is connected to a managed Ethernet switch
 

 
The customer can power up/down/reset his server provided it has a IPMI/BMC/iLO/DRAC/AMT management chip or is connected to a remote power switch such as those made by APC.
 

 
In addition to provisioning dedicated servers, VPSes are supported as well. Can automatically let it create Citrix Xenserver, Proxmox VE 3, oVirt and Vmware vSphere VPSes, using the specifications configured in the package settings.
 

 
Dedicated servers can be assigned manually by staff approving the order, or assigned automatically from a predefined pool of available servers.
 

 
For Xenserver, Proxmox and oVirt we offer a HTML 5 console that only requires a recent browser, and not any additional plug-ins.
 

 
 
Still have to clean up the templates a bit, and give them a more Blesta look & feel, as they are based on the module we offer for another billing panel.
Also the data traffic feature currently only shows pretty graphs, but doesn't actually bill overage.

If you use IP as your hostname, then {module.host_name} would suffice.  because {module.host_name} = the server IP

I marked it solved, I don't believe people can mark their own response as resolved.

I can tell you that the new Domain Manager system will show after the 3.3 release
 
We are testing also a new way to Regist/Renew/Transfer domains
 
One of our main core buisness is Domains and so we are doing everithing we can to help us all
 
- Diferent Prices for diferet types (Regist, Transfer, Renew)
- Manage DNS Entries
- Manage Email Fowarding
- Better Transfer Handelling
- Better Domain Order Form
 
this are some of the thing we are testing in this moment with the folowing modules:
 
eNom
Internet.BS
LogicBoxes

3.3 will have a new package selector called "List" and will be available as both "Wizard List" and "AJAX List".

I would like to thank everybody for their response, I decided to purchase blesta and just received the confirmation email that I am not a (if I may say myself, proud) blesta user!

We as Company, can say that we are in Buisnesse since 1998, we manage serveral thousands Servers and Domains we have since 2004 went to:
 
WhmAutoPilot (2004-2006)
AWBS (2006-2009)
WHMCS (2009-2014)
(We have tested also in 2014, Hostbill, ClientExec and BoxBilling)
Blesta(2014-...)
 
Im not going to convice you by telling that WHMCS is Better or Worst, each client decide freelly but what can I say is this:
 
1º- Is there any outher software in this market that as almost every file open to make changes?
Blesta is the only One, so if Blesta dosent support some function or you whant to change something, you can do it without any problems. No other software in this buissness do this
 
2º- How many people use Blesta?
There maybe thousands, and its beginnig to grow every day, and with this latest 3.2 Version, and the upcomming 3.3, Blesta will became one fo the Best coded scripts out there for a Hosting Buisness
 
3º- Can I sleep at night with Blesta?
That we know, there isnt any flaw for now, like has appen with WHMCS in the last 2 years, (thats one of the main reasons why we have decided to try outher scripts)
 
Our Veredict:
 
WHMCS = Good Design, Good Support, Lots of Modules, Bad Coding (there are bugs still present since 2010), No Open to Changes, Files Not Decoded, Price ok BoxBilling = Good Design, Bad Support, No Open to Changes, Files Not Decoded, Dont Like the Price Model ClientExec = Good Design, Good Support, Lack Some Modules and Feautures, Open to Changes but not quickly enought, Files Not decoded, Price ok HostBill = Good Design, Bad Support, No Open to Changes, Files Not Decoded, Very Expensive Blesta = Good Design, Good Support, Open to Changes, Files Decoded, Price Very Cheap for what is offered. (Dont forget that you can ask for a module or plugin that you need, and Blesta and all of us developpers will help you and build it ) Think for your self, "what do I need that Blesta dosent have?" than if something is missing for you, tell us
 
I hope that helps you to dicide what is better for your case

Licensecart's first community theme.

 

What is a community theme?

A community theme is where we've integrated this just for you guys who have a paid Blesta License.

 

Who designed the theme?

This theme was designed by freshface.

 

Where can I download the site theme?

Purchase the theme from here.

 

Can we have another colour like blue?

You can edit the theme CSS and use the theme you bought.

 

How can I see what the theme looks like?

Sure have a look at our preview video at:

http://screencast.com/t/lOq1glDTWDfr

 

Can I pay you to do a integration?

Sure feel free to stop by our website.

 

Can I sell this or remove the copyright?

You can't sell this free theme on, you can however remove the copyright with permission,

Blesta - If you have unbranded license.

Freshface - If you buy the site theme.

Licensecart - Feel free if you wish.

 

Will you update this theme?

We will update this within reason, the theme works on all Blesta version unless edits have been made.

 

 

To get the download at the moment please download from here until we the marketplace opens or a customer only forum.

 

 

To fix the 3.1.x issues please go to:

/app/views/client/default/blueviolet.css

 

Edit the following:


.page {
float: left;
width: 950px;
To:


.page {
float: left;
width: 959px;
And


.page {
margin: 0 0 0 -33px;

To:


.page {
margin: 0 0 0 -50px;

And add the following:


#nav_wrapper ul.menu {
width: 1000px !important;
}

Needs some tweaks, but this is what I have so far
 

Please see in my signature some beautifull order pages that we alredy have make and released for free
More are coming soon