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That's assuming you have phpMyAdmin installed and configured. I don't because it'd just be sitting there using up space all the time. You could also use Adminer but again, it'd just be sitting there using up space. If you have access to mysqldump and can generate backups then there's no reason why you couldn't also use the same tool to import backups as well. I can see the point of stopping unauthorized people but if they can get in to upload a backup I think you have more pressing issues to concern yourself with.

You're able to generate backups but not restore them via Blesta. While it is possible for most(?) that use Blesta to log in to the server, run mysqldump to import (or some other tool), not everyone can get to the CLI (if you're using Blesta on a shared account, for example). There should be an option in the Backups section to also restore from backup, especially since all that's generated is a SQL dump.

Thanks Tyson, that fixed it. Everything is back up and running as it should now

Is it possible to import a backup generated from the backup feature in the admin panel? I know its just a mysqldump but I feel it would be a lot easier to offer a "Restore Backup" feature to this if its not already possible.

I found it out being the support system polling for tickets (which makes sense), is there a way to force a pull since I have it connected to IMAP to make sure everything is back up and running smoothly?

How do I find out what tasks have been executing for more than 60 minutes? When I go to view automated tasks nothing looks to be taking so long.

If you have a custom client field set to read only I feel it shouldn't be displayed on the order form when it comes to a client creating an account or logging in. It can trick the user into thinking they're supposed to enter something. A good example is I have a custom client field named "Dashboard Username". For the clients who register and I grant dashboard access to, they get a username assigned. This doesn't effect users at signup, however.

So I created a module option for the universal module that lets me set the domain a user wants. Now I'm trying to create a checkbox so I can tell if the user wants email set up for their domain as well. I have all the fields set to how I want it and also have the "Values" field set to "yes|Yes" (w/o quotes) since there's only one option for the user to choose. However, it doesn't seem to want to render on my order form. The label is there but the form item isn't.

Any idea when 3.2 will be out? Deciding whether I should just wait or still go about showing how to edit core files to get this in.

I don't think its an error. Regardless of whether a client gets a paper invoice or not, the invoice is still due and if the invoice isn't paid by a certain time why shouldn't the user be notified that they haven't paid it?

Is there a way to make it so when a service is suspended that I can trigger a specific event (POSTing to a URL)? I read this: http://docs.blesta.com/display/user/Universal+Module For the most part it would be fine, but the API have to work with when it involves suspending a service needs some special criteria that seems to not be sent via the universal module.

I haven't forgot about this but won't be able to do this today. I would prefer to make it a plugin (see a thread I started here: http://www.blesta.com/forums/index.php?/topic/1775-plugin-to-authenticate-user/?view=getnewpost ) instead of having to edit source files themselves. The only thing is as far as I know the interface to logging into Blesta isn't documented (and if it is I don't know where to find it). If anyone can help with this everything else should pretty much be simple as pie.

Lastly you could also just credit each person's account $x (the setup fee).

TOTP is based on time, so if the time is desynched (which isn't uncommon) it will cause TOTP to fail in certain situations. Log in to your server (not Blesta but the actual server) and run ntpdate pool.ntp.org to update your time.

Is there any documentation or other information I can use to write a plugin for writing a custom user authentication plugin?

Nevermind, I had to log in to account.blesta.com and not through Phillips Data's website. Was able to log in and reissue license, issue is resolved now.

I'm not sure how this happened since I had no issues with this earlier, but now when I log in to the admin section of Blesta (right now 3.0.3) I get this: " The license failed to validate for the following reasons: The license key is invalid. " Does anyone know why? The only thing that's changed is that I made Nginx handle all of the requests to Blesta now instead of passing it through to Lighttpd. I don't know how that would effect this though. Also, I can't log in to the Account Manager ( The email I signed up with (ehansen@securityfor.us) is defunct and I can't seem to log in with the password I knew it was. I'm adding this here because I was thinking I could just reissue the license key but I can't do that since I can't log in.

Right this moment no, but I can turn it into a plugin (hopefully) or write up a small guide on what needs to be edited to make it happen. Look for that to happen tomorrow probably.

I already have it set up to the extent I need it. Made it happen last night once I was told where to look for the file to edit. Though it took some debugging to figure out what method I needed to edit so I could do it.

Though I am interested in the plugin you wrote. Able to share?

no its not for the plugin but wanting a single sign on to tie in blesta with other services in writing that use ldap.

One of the optional installs includes ldap do I'm wondering if its possible to authenticate a user via ldap and if so how would I do that?

Thanks. Just in case anyone else has this issue: I found that the routing table in my LXC container wasn't set properly. All traffic from 10.0.0.0/8 was being routed to 10.0.0.1, even though my container's IP is 10.0.3.3. I set up a default route to 10.0.3.1 and all is good now. I used this: route add default gw 10.0.3.1 (my container only has 1 network interface). This is transferable to people using VPSes or anything else really, too.

Some clients are having no issues (i.e.: log shows as recent as 10/28 a client resetting their password). However, one client of mine in particular cannot reset their password (they never receive the email). So I logged into the admin area and tried resetting their password for them, got an error saying invalid email (I have "use e-mail as username" selected). I then tried doing the same thing for a test account I've had set up since I used 2.5.4 and I got the same error. I'm using Blesta 3.0.3 (none of the updates affect me based on the change logs) and there's no errors or anything in the logs either when I view them through Blesta. I've also noticed I cannot send out emails when I go to a client's profile and click "Email Client", this happens: http://i.imgur.com/bdrgx25.png This is kind of a big deal for more reasons than one. I use Mandrill as my SMTP and its not showing anything is passing through it for the client in question, either. So this seems to be an issue w/ Blesta since some clients can do things normally yet others can't.

Is it possible to still store data in the database when writing a off-site only merchant plugin? If so how would this be possible?