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I would say so. All must have functionality is there. We will put it in production next week. I was talking about improving the user experience.

We tested the VNC login option of the module and figured that it is barely usable. It's not working with most VNC viewers, there seems to be a small time frame the user has to connect after clicking on "Console" tab, if the wrong credentials are supplied on first connect the console tab has to be left and reopened. All in all it makes it a REALLY bad experience. In comment #39 Paul said the following to implementing noVNC Is there any ETA for this? It seems to be very important to make Proxmox work properly with Blesta.

That makes sense. My host running blesta is not using SSL. The proxy in front of the blesta host is configured with SSL. Thanks!

I enabled reCaptcha for an order form. The order form is acceessable on with https. My Firefox is blocking the reCaptcha in this case because it is embedded using http and not https. The link to google starts with: http://www.google.com/recaptcha/ I think it should be https://www.google.com/recaptcha/ Or is there a work around?

Maybe this can be solved by asking the customer whether he is a private individual or a company during registration. If company is chosen the VAT field is mandatory. Customers from the EU without a VAT number (rare exceptions I think) would have to register as private individuals. I believe that for this companies the same rules apply as for private individuals.

I saw that blesta creates invoices every time you click view (both in the admin area and in the client area). So if a customer changes his address or any other information he will receive a changed invoice. I think this is a problem. In the EU we have to keep every issued invoice and document the process of correcting invoices that need to change.

That was not exactly our plan In another thread I read about the upcoming feature to issue proforma invoices. Maybe that will help us? Max, thank you very much for sharing your knowledge so far. Really appreciate it.

Oh I didn't know that. Thought you were using this code in blesta. I just called a tax expert and discussed the other points you mentioned. He confirmed what you were saiing. I wonder how others from the EU are doing it. Is there a way to use blesta as a company from the EU today? Or would you just advise against it.

Guys, I need two simple things: 1. Information where to put the code posted above. 2. Code that generates the statement 'VAT reverse-charged' on every invoice without VAT. Would you please help me out.

You convinced me to ask a developer to implement this and to take care of updates in the future. To get him started quickly could you tell me the file to put the code into?

Max, good point! We definitely need to check the provided VAT number. I want to use your code. Could you please tell me where to put the code an where/how to call the function. I'm not a developer but I can do a bit of PHP. Thank you!

We are currently using a 30 days trial of blesta. We are almost ready to buy. Only one small issue left. Tax laws are a bit complicated. After a long discussion with our lawyer we have to meet to following minimum requirements: 1. We *must* to put VAT on invoices to our German customers. 2. We *must* put the VAT number of customers from the European Union on invoices. But no VAT for this customers. 3. We *must* put the statement 'VAT reverse-charged' on every invoice without tax. Requirement 1 (VAT for German customers) is perfectly possible I think. To meet requirement 2 (VAT number of customers from the European Union) it would be good to make the 'Tax ID/VATIN' field on the registration form mandatory if certain countries are chosen. To start, we could manually take care of this numbers. Requirement 3 (statement VAT 'reverse-charged') blesta has to check if tax is invoiced on invoice creation and if not add the statement. Can this be done?

I had the same problem. When you configure the module you have to provide a user name. I used root which was wrong. Using root@pam fixed the problem for me.

I see one challenge when offering hosting with proxmox using KVM machines: The customer can change his IP address and use one that is assigned to someone else. This causes network problems and security issues. Is there something blesta can do to prevent this? From what I know this has to be solved on the promox side but maybe blesta can apply some rules on proxmox?

Would be nice to see noVNC integrated for console access. http://kanaka.github.io/noVNC/