Daniel B

well, seems like everything works to me...checked quite a few things and haven't seen an issue.  It's a mostly new install though so I don't have any packages setup yet...so that's the one thing I can't check.  I'm going to assume they work too though since everything else seems to.

Good enough for me haha thanks for the confirmation mate

yup, I'll let you know shortly.  I'm upgrading to 3.1.4 at the moment, then will go through all the normal places.  Will post an update in an hour or so.

That's the only issue I found with InterWorx myself mate, you could try this mate
 
on the .htaccess put this:
RewriteBase / RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f RewriteRule ^(.*)$ index.php If that works please tell me please

Yeah I see It's something to do with InterWorx, I had that issue. That's why I now use /billing/
The thing that's weird is me, Brett and Paul couldn't find out why.

What control panel do you use mate? Also a 500 error is a internal error, do you have a error_logs file you can open and see what's causing it?

Updated to the version 3.2 Portal!
 
I believe that Paul mentioned somewhere that they are currently working on a better method for allowing clients to place multiple orders (domain + hostng, etc) from one order page...but until then, I figured I would share my portal page edits with everyone.
 
This rearranges things a little bit, and then adds a separate link for different order forms...to allow clients to pick which one they want directly from the portal page.
 
(in this example, the Register link will be whatever you set as the default order form...so I would suggest creating a registration order form for this).
 
You can of course add in as many order forms as you want, it should be fairly obvious how to do so if you read the code...however, if anyone has any trouble, I'm happy to help generate the needed code for your specific situation .
 
End Result:
 

 
In order to implement this:
 
Go to Settings > Plugins > Manage Portal
 
the replace the Index Page Content with the below:
(you will need to edit the direct links to each of your order forums, the example below is for my site...you'll have different links)
 
    {% if plugins.order %}<div class="col-md-4 col-sm-6 portal-box">         <a href="{blesta_url}order/">             <div class="well">                 <i class="fa fa-cogs fa-4x"></i>                 <h4>Register</h4>                 <p>Don't have an account?  Create one now.  Or you can create one while ordering a package later.</p>             </div>         </a>     </div>{% endif %}     <div class="col-md-4 col-sm-6 portal-box">         <a href="{client_url}login/">             <div class="well">                 <i class="fa fa-cogs fa-4x"></i>                 <h4>My Account</h4>                 <p>Have an account with us? Log in here to manage your account.</p>             </div>         </a>     </div>     {% if plugins.support_manager %}<div class="col-md-4 col-sm-6 portal-box">         <a href="{client_url}plugin/support_manager/client_tickets/add/">             <div class="well">                 <i class="fa fa-ticket fa-4x"></i>                 <h4>Support</h4>                 <p>Looking for help? You can open a trouble ticket here.</p>             </div>         </a>     </div>{% endif %}     {% if plugins.download_manager %}<div class="col-md-4 col-sm-6 portal-box">         <a href="{client_url}plugin/download_manager/">             <div class="well">                 <i class="fa fa-download fa-4x"></i>                 <h4>Download</h4>                 <p>You may need to be logged in to access certain downloads here.</p>             </div>         </a>     </div>{% endif %}     {% if plugins.order %}<div class="col-md-4 col-sm-6 portal-box">         <a href="{blesta_url}order/main/packages/shared/?group_id=1">             <div class="well">                 <i class="fa fa-shopping-cart fa-4x"></i>                 <h4>Order Shared Hosting</h4>                 <p>Start your presence on the web, order a web hosting package today!</p>             </div>         </a>     </div>     <div class="col-md-4 col-sm-6 portal-box">         <a href="{blesta_url}order/main/packages/reseller/?group_id=2">             <div class="well">                 <i class="fa fa-shopping-cart fa-4x"></i>                 <h4>Order Reseller Hosting</h4>                 <p>Shared hosting not enough for you, need to host your own clients?  A Reseller plan will be perfect.</p>             </div>         </a>     </div>     <div class="col-md-4 col-sm-6 portal-box">         <a href="{blesta_url}order/config/preconfig/domains">             <div class="well">                 <i class="fa fa-shopping-cart fa-4x"></i>                 <h4>Order a Domain Name</h4>                 <p>It's always good to have your own place on the net...so get your domain before someone else does.</p>             </div>         </a>     </div>{% endif %}

Updated to the version 3.2 Portal!
 
I believe that Paul mentioned somewhere that they are currently working on a better method for allowing clients to place multiple orders (domain + hostng, etc) from one order page...but until then, I figured I would share my portal page edits with everyone.
 
This rearranges things a little bit, and then adds a separate link for different order forms...to allow clients to pick which one they want directly from the portal page.
 
(in this example, the Register link will be whatever you set as the default order form...so I would suggest creating a registration order form for this).
 
You can of course add in as many order forms as you want, it should be fairly obvious how to do so if you read the code...however, if anyone has any trouble, I'm happy to help generate the needed code for your specific situation .
 
End Result:
 

 
In order to implement this:
 
Go to Settings > Plugins > Manage Portal
 
the replace the Index Page Content with the below:
(you will need to edit the direct links to each of your order forums, the example below is for my site...you'll have different links)
 
    {% if plugins.order %}<div class="col-md-4 col-sm-6 portal-box">         <a href="{blesta_url}order/">             <div class="well">                 <i class="fa fa-cogs fa-4x"></i>                 <h4>Register</h4>                 <p>Don't have an account?  Create one now.  Or you can create one while ordering a package later.</p>             </div>         </a>     </div>{% endif %}     <div class="col-md-4 col-sm-6 portal-box">         <a href="{client_url}login/">             <div class="well">                 <i class="fa fa-cogs fa-4x"></i>                 <h4>My Account</h4>                 <p>Have an account with us? Log in here to manage your account.</p>             </div>         </a>     </div>     {% if plugins.support_manager %}<div class="col-md-4 col-sm-6 portal-box">         <a href="{client_url}plugin/support_manager/client_tickets/add/">             <div class="well">                 <i class="fa fa-ticket fa-4x"></i>                 <h4>Support</h4>                 <p>Looking for help? You can open a trouble ticket here.</p>             </div>         </a>     </div>{% endif %}     {% if plugins.download_manager %}<div class="col-md-4 col-sm-6 portal-box">         <a href="{client_url}plugin/download_manager/">             <div class="well">                 <i class="fa fa-download fa-4x"></i>                 <h4>Download</h4>                 <p>You may need to be logged in to access certain downloads here.</p>             </div>         </a>     </div>{% endif %}     {% if plugins.order %}<div class="col-md-4 col-sm-6 portal-box">         <a href="{blesta_url}order/main/packages/shared/?group_id=1">             <div class="well">                 <i class="fa fa-shopping-cart fa-4x"></i>                 <h4>Order Shared Hosting</h4>                 <p>Start your presence on the web, order a web hosting package today!</p>             </div>         </a>     </div>     <div class="col-md-4 col-sm-6 portal-box">         <a href="{blesta_url}order/main/packages/reseller/?group_id=2">             <div class="well">                 <i class="fa fa-shopping-cart fa-4x"></i>                 <h4>Order Reseller Hosting</h4>                 <p>Shared hosting not enough for you, need to host your own clients?  A Reseller plan will be perfect.</p>             </div>         </a>     </div>     <div class="col-md-4 col-sm-6 portal-box">         <a href="{blesta_url}order/config/preconfig/domains">             <div class="well">                 <i class="fa fa-shopping-cart fa-4x"></i>                 <h4>Order a Domain Name</h4>                 <p>It's always good to have your own place on the net...so get your domain before someone else does.</p>             </div>         </a>     </div>{% endif %}

First, if anyone knows of some other awesome reseller programs (vps/cloud/dedicated/etc), let me know...even if it's your own ...
 
Second, I've been looking around for a dedicated/vps/cloud reseller account for a while now...and Singlehop, from what I have seen...pretty much blows everyone out of the water...their system just looks awesome.
 
But...right now, although they do have a whitelabeled control panel (that I will be using once they get around to actually signing me up), they only have integration support with WHMCS and Ubersmith.  So I figured, if you awesome Blesta Devs wanted to....you should contact them and see if they'd be interested in working on integration with Blesta...would be awesome.
 
Just a thought while I sit here at work, trying to figure out what reseller I'm going to go with.

Figured I'd ask here since I know Paul at least likes Interworx...anyone happen to know where I can get VPS licenses for Interworx? (without signing up for new VPSes...trying to find some to use on my current servers...)

It would be nice to have the option to duplicate a package so you don't have to start from scratch every time when there are only 1 or 2 items changing between packages.

I only had one server assigned to a specific server, that service has been cancelled via the client management page.
 
However, when I go to delete this server it still says "The row can not be deleted because it belongs to one or more services."
 
also partly related:
 
can't inactivate/delete a package if the server itself has been removed (vps reprovisioned so there is no cpanel package to select) - "The package could not be deleted because a service is currently using it." and "A cPanel Package is required." when try to mark it as inactive since I can't delete it. can't delete server group because package is assigned to it (which I can't delete because it thinks there is still a service attached to it...

This is not a feature request at all for Blesta...but figured this would be a good place to put it.
 
Since Paul, Cody and Tyson are awesome and like to prioritize things by what the users want...wouldn't an actual "Suggested Feature Tracker" be a good addition to the site?  Instead of people posting new suggestions on the forums (or they could still do that but have a dedicated team to take the best suggestions and add them to the tracker?), they could add their suggestions/features to this tracker where everyone else could vote yay/nay...which would make it a lot easier for the devs to see what people want most...instead of counting +1s in a thread.
 
Just an idea

Updated to the version 3.2 Portal!
 
I believe that Paul mentioned somewhere that they are currently working on a better method for allowing clients to place multiple orders (domain + hostng, etc) from one order page...but until then, I figured I would share my portal page edits with everyone.
 
This rearranges things a little bit, and then adds a separate link for different order forms...to allow clients to pick which one they want directly from the portal page.
 
(in this example, the Register link will be whatever you set as the default order form...so I would suggest creating a registration order form for this).
 
You can of course add in as many order forms as you want, it should be fairly obvious how to do so if you read the code...however, if anyone has any trouble, I'm happy to help generate the needed code for your specific situation .
 
End Result:
 

 
In order to implement this:
 
Go to Settings > Plugins > Manage Portal
 
the replace the Index Page Content with the below:
(you will need to edit the direct links to each of your order forums, the example below is for my site...you'll have different links)
 
    {% if plugins.order %}<div class="col-md-4 col-sm-6 portal-box">         <a href="{blesta_url}order/">             <div class="well">                 <i class="fa fa-cogs fa-4x"></i>                 <h4>Register</h4>                 <p>Don't have an account?  Create one now.  Or you can create one while ordering a package later.</p>             </div>         </a>     </div>{% endif %}     <div class="col-md-4 col-sm-6 portal-box">         <a href="{client_url}login/">             <div class="well">                 <i class="fa fa-cogs fa-4x"></i>                 <h4>My Account</h4>                 <p>Have an account with us? Log in here to manage your account.</p>             </div>         </a>     </div>     {% if plugins.support_manager %}<div class="col-md-4 col-sm-6 portal-box">         <a href="{client_url}plugin/support_manager/client_tickets/add/">             <div class="well">                 <i class="fa fa-ticket fa-4x"></i>                 <h4>Support</h4>                 <p>Looking for help? You can open a trouble ticket here.</p>             </div>         </a>     </div>{% endif %}     {% if plugins.download_manager %}<div class="col-md-4 col-sm-6 portal-box">         <a href="{client_url}plugin/download_manager/">             <div class="well">                 <i class="fa fa-download fa-4x"></i>                 <h4>Download</h4>                 <p>You may need to be logged in to access certain downloads here.</p>             </div>         </a>     </div>{% endif %}     {% if plugins.order %}<div class="col-md-4 col-sm-6 portal-box">         <a href="{blesta_url}order/main/packages/shared/?group_id=1">             <div class="well">                 <i class="fa fa-shopping-cart fa-4x"></i>                 <h4>Order Shared Hosting</h4>                 <p>Start your presence on the web, order a web hosting package today!</p>             </div>         </a>     </div>     <div class="col-md-4 col-sm-6 portal-box">         <a href="{blesta_url}order/main/packages/reseller/?group_id=2">             <div class="well">                 <i class="fa fa-shopping-cart fa-4x"></i>                 <h4>Order Reseller Hosting</h4>                 <p>Shared hosting not enough for you, need to host your own clients?  A Reseller plan will be perfect.</p>             </div>         </a>     </div>     <div class="col-md-4 col-sm-6 portal-box">         <a href="{blesta_url}order/config/preconfig/domains">             <div class="well">                 <i class="fa fa-shopping-cart fa-4x"></i>                 <h4>Order a Domain Name</h4>                 <p>It's always good to have your own place on the net...so get your domain before someone else does.</p>             </div>         </a>     </div>{% endif %}

First, if anyone knows of some other awesome reseller programs (vps/cloud/dedicated/etc), let me know...even if it's your own ...
 
Second, I've been looking around for a dedicated/vps/cloud reseller account for a while now...and Singlehop, from what I have seen...pretty much blows everyone out of the water...their system just looks awesome.
 
But...right now, although they do have a whitelabeled control panel (that I will be using once they get around to actually signing me up), they only have integration support with WHMCS and Ubersmith.  So I figured, if you awesome Blesta Devs wanted to....you should contact them and see if they'd be interested in working on integration with Blesta...would be awesome.
 
Just a thought while I sit here at work, trying to figure out what reseller I'm going to go with.

ok, I've fixed it (easy method for now, I might mess with it a bit more later to make it look the way I had it before...but I needed a quick fix )
 
I've updated my original post with how to go about doing it.  I've also uploaded the altered file if you need since I didn't keep the directions on how to alter it to this after having already altered it via my first method.
 
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bxf_vG3b8bYQd2FWUjhYSDd4NEU/edit?usp=sharing

As harsh as it may come accross, cloudrck is 100% right.  If you can't poney up for a decent SSL cert (or use StartSSL and get them for free, with awesome security still), or don't know how to get a simple SSL cert to work on your domain...then you need to be learning how to do that.
 
If I go to someone's cart, where I have to input my payment details...and there is not https in that address bar...the site gets closed and I move onto another place that cares about the security of my information.
 
Forcing http when you are offering any type of online service and intentionally not using https simply because you do not want to pay for a non-expensive certificate is definately not the way to start in this industry.
 
Not trying to be rude, just trying to keep you from falling into trouble.

You're overlooking the real issue. Whether or not a certificate message appears or not the connection is still unsecure. You don't want to spend $8 for an SSL cert? Then get a free Class 1 at StartSSL. There is no reason to not spend a few bucks for added security. You shouldn't even consider forcing HTTP, if I see someone can't take the effort to get a SSL certificate I move right along.
 
 
Learn what your Nginix code means and understand what it does before you use it. Than you will understand why it isn't giving you the desired result. Than get a SSL cert.

This statement doesn't even make sense, you need to re-read what the site says. If you're learning than you need to not accept clients and do research. There are enough inexperienced hosts out getting hacked, we don't need to add more.
 
 

Moving to Feature Requests forum, as this is an upcoming improvement and not a bug.

We wouldn't want them to get bored and run out of things to do

This always shows that message, so as not to leak your usernames to a potential attacker. We may add an option to display an error if there is no match, but for security reasons we recommend leaving it this way.

You don't need a admin folder to restrict by path. For Apache servers  you can use the location example as stated above to do it. More information can be found at https://httpd.apache.org/docs/current/mod/core.html#location
 
For security you should probably rename your /admin area to something else. Change the following line in the route.php file.
 
Configure::set("Route.admin", "admin"); to something like Configure::set("Route.admin", "ziggyzoo"); to change the path to /ziggyzoo.

Hope that helps.

See what you get for fixing the bugs?  Now they want to find more.  

I'd rather have vision support done first...and I've already spoken with them and they are currently trying to figure out where to prioritize it (they already have login integration).