timnboys

well I like how the fraud check works currently since my anti fraud module I have it set to run each time a new order/client signs up and I want it to trip on any incomplete forms and non-payments to block and reject anyone it finds suspicious. though I would be open to providing @camgullo and you @MineHarvest66 with a free owned license of my anti fraud module since it checks both for fraudrecord reports & vpn/tor/etc checks as well since I have used fraudlabs pro before and can tell how fast the free plan credits disappears and it is not just on blesta that I have seen it happen also on whmcs which I used to use, as well which is why I set out and built my own anti fraud module to resolve this for myself.

that is sad to hear everyone is having to move back to the dark side of whmcs or some other panel because of domain manager features not being added yet. this is sad though since I would hate to see everyone having to find other options 

I have made an SSO(Single Sign On) "bridge" I call it to allow existing logins in my blesta to access my new forum off my website based off modx using discuss modx's forum software
it is accessible here:
https://cubedata.net/forums
the sso part can be used on the forums directly:

I have made it where if you have an existing login in my blesta it allows you to login
otherwise it will not login you in and reject the login then
the only thing it will not do is register you inside blesta.
 

We have decided after thinking about the DCIManager Module vs another module that does the same as what hostbill's colocation manager does(which is very basic considering what dcimanager does, though the basics is all you really need since the only part not included without dcimanager is installs of the servers like you would do via noc-ps as well) 
Let us just state we have been trying to debate how to do this, do we leave the install function in, and have to go and deal with dcimanager or noc-ps? or do we actually instead use php snmp extension that is built into php already and do everything noc-ps or dcimanager does except no installations of the servers(would have to be done manually) as we went back & forth on considering which platform to build it for whmcs or blesta and we chose blesta of course since we use blesta already & to be honest it is time at least one billing panel had a "leg-up" on the higher priced "competition" that does this and is why we have decided to make this a blesta only exclusive system(module) to handle both shutting off the switch port automatically on suspension due to non-payment,etc of dedicated servers and turning the ports back on when it is paid and is in active status, we plan to be able to display bandwidth graphs, etc pulled straight from snmp of the switch to allow you(the provider) and the client the ability to actually see there bandwidth usage and possibly will be able to allow you to bill clients for bandwidth as well since once that function is implemented, you might as well use that as well to charge clients extra for bandwidth overages,etc.
No ETA for the release of this module will be published as with all of our other module developments, we do not publish any eta's to allow our developers to have all the time they need to perfect something like this.
though we wanted to do this as a advanced notice announcement to the blesta community stating this "exclusive" announcement since we plan to make this for blesta only so blesta will not have any competition on anyone else getting this module for their billing panel to allow blesta to hopefully & eventually with all the new customers coming to blesta maybe help the community out as a whole by giving paul and the blesta dev's the needed funds to complete the all needed domain manager system everyone has been needing. 
Update 7/15/2023:
This Module is back in development, will not specify any ETA as previously stated but this will be a "standalone" module meaning it does exactly what it says on the tin, it allows billing for bandwidth, automatic suspension/unsuspension of switch ports(via php snmp functionality) but no actual installation of servers(would require a separate panel for that, which would require far more than just the module itself and likely will not be developed until later.)

well I didn't think this would work so easy but I have to say it does:
.htaccess modification:
#Deny Direct IP Access RewriteCond %{REMOTE_ADDR} ^127\.0\.0\.1 [OR] RewriteCond %{REMOTE_ADDR} ^127\.0\.0\.2 RewriteRule ^ http://%{HTTP_HOST}/403.html [R=403,NE,L] ^ Do note to replace the 127.0.0.1 & 127.0.0.2 with your server actual ip addresses.
also the 403 page I have on my own website https://portal.cubedata.net/403.html can be sourced here on github: 
https://github.com/AndiDittrich/HttpErrorPages/blob/master/dist/HTTP403.html
 

This is the forum where CubeData Official News & Announcements will be posted.
We have another form for peer support on our products/services.

I hope so, my wallet cannot handle anymore "chargebacks"
 

try running the cron as apache(if on centos) or www-data(if on ubuntu) for blesta as that resolved it for myself though aren't you related to the person who took over ftpit lol ?
since people want copy & paste to fix this run this in root ssh on the vm/machine with blesta on it
centos:
crontab -u apache -e
press insert
paste line given to you by blesta for the cron
press esc
type :wq
remember to remove the cron line from root cron if you put it in there like this:
crontab -e
press insert
delete all lines to leave it blank.
press esc
type :wq
fixed
ubuntu:
crontab -u www-data -e
press insert
paste line given to you by blesta for the cron
press esc
type :wq
remember to remove the cron line from root cron if you put it in there like this:
crontab -e
press insert
delete all lines to leave it blank.
press esc
type :wq
fixed

then talk to the developers of swiftmailer directly then? or use a cc processor that doesn't require you to use tls v1.2? as I usually only use paypal gateway since it handles both and each is handled off on paypal's site so I don't have to deal with no pci compliance which is why I am guessing you are enforcing tls v1.2 only on your mail system.

try running the cron as apache(if on centos) or www-data(if on ubuntu) for blesta as that resolved it for myself though aren't you related to the person who took over ftpit lol ?
since people want copy & paste to fix this run this in root ssh on the vm/machine with blesta on it
centos:
crontab -u apache -e
press insert
paste line given to you by blesta for the cron
press esc
type :wq
remember to remove the cron line from root cron if you put it in there like this:
crontab -e
press insert
delete all lines to leave it blank.
press esc
type :wq
fixed
ubuntu:
crontab -u www-data -e
press insert
paste line given to you by blesta for the cron
press esc
type :wq
remember to remove the cron line from root cron if you put it in there like this:
crontab -e
press insert
delete all lines to leave it blank.
press esc
type :wq
fixed

have you not looked over the developers listed by blesta?
https://www.blesta.com/development/
hint CubeData(my company) and @cyandark is on there 

the problem with explaining the module is what is there to explain about a anti fraud module like maxmind for blesta lol? 
though mostly I will just copy and paste what I wrote on my fraudrecord page: https://cubedata.net/fraudrecord
hmm that page was more bland then I thought it was lol

maybe I should point you to http://fraudrecord.com
that is basically a blacklist like spamhaus you could say for bad clients who chargebacked against you, did public threats, etc(I cannot name all the reasons they can be listed for) but it is very helpful since it is basically hosting providers helping each other with valuable information on spammers,etc that you can see if there listed or not and know whether to automatically deny them or not so you do not have the headache and trouble like the provider that reported the person did.
also @bdacus01 I want to say I am not very good at handling PR(Public Relations) so I apologize if the product page was lacking in information on what it does.
besides I think my best "sales pitch writeup" was in my thread for it here: 
 
I admit I haven't updated the opening post with fresh screenshots from v4 of blesta but I will get to that soon enough

so are you the one that asked in my ticketing system asking about what my fraudrecord anti fraud module does lol? 

no wonder the owned license I have with whmcs is so expensive to renew the support and upgrades for and why I dumped whmcs to use blesta instead  as I can get a whole year of blesta upgrades for less or more than half of paying whmcs just for the 6 months updates 

no wonder the owned license I have with whmcs is so expensive to renew the support and upgrades for and why I dumped whmcs to use blesta instead  as I can get a whole year of blesta upgrades for less or more than half of paying whmcs just for the 6 months updates 

Blesta isn't as nearly as ioncube encrypted as WHMCS is so you don't need module for google analytics and I would recommend you check out piwik instead(both have javascript trackers and can be easily integrated into your installed blesta's client view structure.pdt file.)
I don't know what Blockchain v2 is unless it is related to bitcoin which in that case I suggest checking out coinbase as @Paul has suggested that to me for bitcoin payment processing.
Gateway Fees which I assume basically add the paypal fee's you pay to the client's invoice as a tax is what I have heard before(which in paypal's own terms is against their terms of service) so will not help you with that.
the payeer & perfect money module I don't think one is available yet but you could ask @Paul if he could add that as a feature request

I just made modifications to my structure.pdt on my custom theme on my website to include a big "attention grabber" on whether I am closed or not


I designed this after seeing @Licensecart similar approach though I wanted to make sure it is very hard to miss the message so it is specifically made large and very visible(as I wanted to make sure there was no question whether I was closed or not) 

yes that is what I usually do as I have it specified in my terms of service/aup that if any dispute is opened the account is suspended/terminated immediately and is blacklisted and you end up on fraudrecord as I have a zero tolerance policy on disputes and mostly that is what most providers have. 

Our OpenNebula Module here for blesta is discounted 35% down to $65 for a owned license using coupon code: 541cSxsT it is valid until 7/15/17(this saturday)
 

Our OpenNebula Module here for blesta is discounted 35% down to $65 for a owned license using coupon code: 541cSxsT it is valid until 7/15/17(this saturday)
 

well it wouldn't be bad to make a domain registrar module for once(I don't think I have made one yet for public release for sale) since I have made a payment gateway and other modules but not a domain registrar module I will try to see what I can come up with.

A: @Licensecart aka Michael Dance since he loves doing web design as he did it for me lol(sorry Michael Dance I just had to mess with you since you do awesome work as my site wouldn't have looked that good if it wasn't designed by you first lol  )

I have made my own "are you sure you want to open a ticket" modification to the support manager
screenshots follow:




my bookmarks bar is redacted on purpose for security reasons 
but as you can see in the url when you click the button to continue it puts a timestamp in the url which it uses to validate when you completed the first part to avoid people abusing it without it and getting around the system. if you don't finish your ticket and submit it before 2 minutes is up(and the time interval can change at any time) after the timestamp is made it makes you wait again and do the first part again which after that you will have another 2 minutes to write up the ticket and submit it
you may be asking why do something like this? my answer is to make sure people don't open up random tickets for everything and make sure there ticket actually matches the conditions on the first page as who doesn't like as a person who handles tickets getting irrelevant tickets that aren't in the scope of your support policy or worse they open a ticket on a subject that has absolutely no relevance to your business slowing down the ticket queue for other customers that do? well that is why I did it as I tried to "wait and see" before having to do this but after trying that approach it was apparent that wouldn't work anyway and the best solution is what I made above.
is it an inconvenience...yes is it worth it to support the customers faster that do need help that match the conditions...yes I just wanted to show this off to everyone as I couldn't do this in whmcs which is why I love blesta instead!  since blesta still has owned licenses and allows you to customize all of this yourself without no encryption preventing you from doing so(aka ioncube)
Fair disclaimer: I already spoke to @Licensecart about this when making this so he saw it first lol.  

yes that is what I usually do as I have it specified in my terms of service/aup that if any dispute is opened the account is suspended/terminated immediately and is blacklisted and you end up on fraudrecord as I have a zero tolerance policy on disputes and mostly that is what most providers have. 

yes that is what I usually do as I have it specified in my terms of service/aup that if any dispute is opened the account is suspended/terminated immediately and is blacklisted and you end up on fraudrecord as I have a zero tolerance policy on disputes and mostly that is what most providers have.