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1. Description of the issue. When an email's password has special characters (tested w/ $ and @) I'm unable to poll the inbox of the account for tickets. However, if I have passwords without special characters in it, everything is fine. 2. Steps required to reproduce the issue. See above. 3. Any errors. (The "Oh Noes" error pages are very helpful.) There's no errors, at least from what I can find. Neither from CLI, logs, web UI...but tickets aren't being polled. 4. The URL the error occurred on, relative to the installation path, ie "/admin/login". N/A 5. Screenshots. N/A 6. OS, and version of Blesta, PHP & MySQL. Ubuntu 13.04, Blesta 3.0.0, PHP 5.4.9 w/ XCache, MySQL 5.5.31

And open source can mean everything not protecting IP is open (i.e.:Blesta v3)

That's like saying an omelette isn't an omelette when it has no cheese. I don't see how it can't be considered open source when the only part that is closed is what's protecting the IP. The rest of the code base is open to the world.

You're going to run into that regardless. Nullifying scripts is a business all in its own. Blesta could by technicality be considered open source in v3 since all it seems to encode is the licensing side of things.

If I may chip in some pennies... Re: open source - You can still make it viable as a commercial product while having it open source. For example, I have a server administration program that's 100% open source but I offer a service to keep it running for them, as well as support (both separately) for different pricing models. This is really the way commercial open source products are going. Now, on to Blesta and my love fest for it . I was using Box Billing initially, after going through other solutions (even writing my own which ultimately failed), but their support was horrid. It took 5 days to get a simple cookie-cutter response, so I couldn't justify paying the cheap price for it even if it did work with my control panel at the time. I went to Client Exec as I used it at my previous employment, but just didn't feel like it fit me (plus the price was too high). So, I embarked on trying something else, and came across Blesta. To be honest the initial feeling of it wasn't that great, but it grew on me. I was used to the web 2.0 feel of CMSes, but then I saw what Blesta 3 was turning into so I bought into the promo of $99. Been here ever since. Granted, I feel bad having yet to develop a merchant plugin I said I would develop, but mostly due to moving away from PHP development and getting wrapped up in things. Plus how I have to develop it doesn't make for easy/quick process.