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If you want a 2-digit year just change the invoice format: FA15{month}A{num} Yes you have to update it manually each year, but that's much easier and safer than modifying files. As for zero padding. That's something we want to do. If that's truly some sort of EU compliance requirement, and you can document it as such, we'd be much more inclined to push that to the top of our queue.

Settings > Company > Currencies > Active Currencies to remove any not in use. We have had a few people complain about charges not going through. They were using USD but had clients with invoices in AUD. I'm not sure this is related, but I wonder if there may be a bug in here someplace that is causing the currency to revert to or default to AUD.

I'd like to see the renewal rate/term of a package listed on the client profile in the services table. This would make it very handy at a glance to tell which overdue invoices match a given service, etc. See screenshot.

We've only had a handful of requests for BrainTree, so the demand is a little low for us to integrate it yet. But I created a task for us to look into it in the future (CORE-1598).

I like the suggestion, it saves a few steps in finding out. I would be hesitant to add another permanent column though, I wonder if it would make sense in the "Term" column, ie "1 Year @ $123.00 USD". It may take up less room. Also another reason to do what I wanted to do before the initial 3.0 launch, which is an icon / drop down selector for selecting which columns you want to display and in what order. Would allow us to add a lot of column options, while maintaining a clean UI by default.

Well, you can't even install Blesta without phpseclib working correctly, so I don't think that an additional check in the installer is necessary. The error displayed in that case is actually quite specific. Moreover, the issue is not with CentOS per se, as we have dozens of installs of CentOS and this is not an isuse for any one of those. Just because php can't find a particular resource being requested on the include path doesn't mean the php.ini file is configured incorrectly. While it may be the issue if you are running exactly CentOS 6.5 with php 5.4 and nginx, it is not definitively the reason. Also, CentOS 7 has been out for quite a while, has anyone been able to duplicate there? We haven't, just FYI.

Made a great choice.

Shouldn't effect it but again.. Backup them just in case (aka mysql backup), file backup. I move them into a /backup folder and then do it. But ensure you keep your config file as it has the "encryption" key.

Yiur probleme is attachment system not working or files attached not working . Have you tried to download the files from ftp and open it ?

It's definitely not php-fpm settings as I'm only using nginx as a front end reverse proxy (apache in the back) and don't even use php-fpm but I came across this problem also. Prior to adding the include path explicitly as stated above my php info already reported the include path as .:/usr/share/pear:/usr/share/php So this error makes no sense to me at all nor does the fix. Took me 4 days over the course of a month to diagnose so thank you Alex and Alex only.