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You could do this manually with your domain provider then change the date within Blesta for the next renewal.

zPanel has now been discontinued and no longer maintained, I wouldn't recommend that one.
Heres a nice big list of free control panels I put together, the users on the lowendtalk forum then decided which they used for their hosting https://www.lowendtalk.com/discussion/159288/which-free-web-hosting-control-panel-would-you-recommend

Thought i'd add this on the news forum incase you're not aware the release of 4.7 Beta
 
https://www.blesta.com/2019/09/05/blesta-4.7-beta-released/

Web Hosting Talk is a joke, seem to have a trigger finger when it comes to banning people and their support is shocking.

Not yet, but I will try to get some and create a page in the docs for the module.

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My tip would be to try and get yourself everywhere including forums, blogs and social media, the more the better.
For long term results i'd get an SEO company that can get you into the first page on Google for your chosen keywords.
Start a blog on your website also discussing Web Hosting topics to get more potential views/customers coming to your website.
Check out whtop.com and hostadvice.com as a couple of examples where you can generate some traffic from them depending on your prices.

My tip would be to try and get yourself everywhere including forums, blogs and social media, the more the better.
For long term results i'd get an SEO company that can get you into the first page on Google for your chosen keywords.
Start a blog on your website also discussing Web Hosting topics to get more potential views/customers coming to your website.
Check out whtop.com and hostadvice.com as a couple of examples where you can generate some traffic from them depending on your prices.

Looking nice and clean, good job.

Simple, but useful.

Simple, but useful.

A lot of big companies do you use Trustpilot and its seems to be the best place to get reviews and integrate the code into your website. It does have some good features but I only use the free version and its a great way to show potential customers on your website reviews of your services/products good and bad.

We only moved over to Blesta in April as soon as v4.0 was released and we put this on PHP7. We've had no issues so far, all seems to be working very well and worth the switch from an old version fo WHMCS we used to use. 

We only moved over to Blesta in April as soon as v4.0 was released and we put this on PHP7. We've had no issues so far, all seems to be working very well and worth the switch from an old version fo WHMCS we used to use. 

Hi,
 
We don't recommend create 1 package per TLD, We use in CyanDark 1 Package per Price, For Example
The following TLDS:
.com .net .org .info Have the same price, We create 1 package for this TLDs.

Just to quickly add to this one, > /dev/null 2>&1 pipes everything to the abyss, which means you'll even lose errors.

you may wish to remove the 2>&1 so you still get emails if there is an error, it may be helpful in the event errors occur, instead of silently failing :).
FYI:

>/dev/null = Pipe standard out to /dev/null
2>&1 = Pipe standard error to standard out, which in turn pipes to /dev/null

so removing 2>&1 means stderr (standard error) will still come through, so you'll get emails in the event of errors, otherwise not.

there are other ways to monitor your systems to ensure errors are picked up quickly, but they vary widely in complexity depending on requirements, so this is a rather simple approach, but can still be effective.
YMMV, but monitoring, logging, trend analysis, etc will help considerably with bug and outage detection, allowing you to maintain higher uptime and business continuity.
 

Thanks, only had it for a week and had over 2500 e-mails 

Thanks, i'm going to test this within the next few days and will update.

You need to remove the email address if you can from the cronjob top bit or add >/dev/null 2>&1 to the end of the cronjob task
Eg:
/usr/local/bin/php /home/username/public_html/index.php cron >/dev/null 2>&1  

haha at least you know the cron was working.

Thanks, only had it for a week and had over 2500 e-mails 

Great work! Added these to my website at https://billing.bradfordwebdesignandhosting.com 
 
Also hello all (my first post)

A good idea, I will be posting some requests shortly.

Thanks Cyandark!

Great work! Added these to my website at https://billing.bradfordwebdesignandhosting.com 
 
Also hello all (my first post)