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Well done sir! Looks like that has solved it I added extension=mailparse.so to /etc/php5/cli/php.ini in the extensions section, and rebooted. Big thanks to Tyson, Paul, Licensecart and Serge. next time im not going to bother with a VPS and just install on a shared cpanel

It would really make updates a lot easier if you guys made the current release available via either Bitbucket or Github. This way users will simply need to to do a git update to upgrade to the latest version, and I could easily see the change history in my local code.... and roll back if I need too. Right now I - make sure everything is pushed to my private report. - copy over the update files. - test the application - update my private source. that's easy enough I guess, but it would be even easier if I can fork off an repository.... Then i simply pull down changes to the production server instead of having to copy files over... The other benefit is the community could make pull requests.... :-)

The read notification is annoying. I never, ever, ever send read receipts. Some mail servers like Mandrill can make use of message tagging and track opens, which are useful for statistical purposes for various types of emails. It would be interesting to be able to add special headers to outgoing email to enable some of these features on a per-template basis.

This task may be useful for this case CORE-1661 will allow admins to edit universal module service fields of the type "hidden". Clients are not prompted to enter any details for universal module service fields that are of the type "hidden" but currently staff cannot update them either. This task allows staff to be able to update them, while keeping them hidden from clients. It's important to note though, that these hidden fields are real fields, ie <input type=hidden so it's possible for a client to view the details by inspecting the source.

Copy your cron command from Settings > System > Automation to a file called something like blesta-cron.txt Make sure the path to PHP is correct. It should look similar to this: Upload it to your server. Then, SSH in as the user you want the cron to run as and execute this command: crontab blesta-cron.txt This will create a cron using the contents of the file. Be sure you're in the same directory as you upload the file when you execute that. You can run crontab -l to list your crons after to ensure it's in there. Then, wait 5 minutes and make sure the date updates for last run time under Settings > System > Automation.

This is the official guide for moving Blesta to another server. As you found out, the encryption key in your config/blesta.php config file is critical. http://docs.blesta.com/display/user/Moving+Blesta

That should be more than enough space. Currently I am using around 4 GB of space for everything on the machine that blesta is running on (OS, db, files, etc). I am hosting downloads from elsewhere though otherwise those could add up as custom packages for people may be a couple hundred mb's a piece. If you are doing design stuff just take into account the size and number of files you may be putting into blesta for your users to download. If you are hosting them elsewhere then it shouldn't be a problem.

Yep, that was it. Thanks so much.

for experience is enough ; the logs is cleaner every X days .

The log is rotated per Settings > System > General > Basic Setup: Rotation Policy. I believe the default is 30 days, but you can lower it if you want. I recommend keeping a log for 30 days, old records are removed after that time automatically so your log database will not continue to grow forever.

Attached to my post is an update to the Logicboxes module, v2.1.2. Backup and overwrite your old file at /components/modules/logicboxes/logicboxes.php. Then let me know if you continue to encounter any more errors. logicboxes.zip

PayPal invoice? I believe that's something PayPal controls. I'm not familiar with the particular section you're referring to or where PayPal derives the information it's displaying there. Perhaps a screenshot would give more insight?

lol, you're right. You're 2nd

Good you got it working. I think you are using debian or ubuntu, and debian is the OS on my servers, I tried cpanel and webmin/usermin, and found webmin is very better & robust, there is even a bootstrap theme so it's look fine. But nevermind if you have a control panel, I found that in generall for things related to php or webserver config, it's very better to use command line than use feature in the panel. and regading php config & debian OS, I found the only files that really matter to check are: - /etc/php5/cli/php.ini -/etc/php5/fpm/php.ini -/etc/php5/cgi/php.ini

dam it stupid file ext's lol and if you use a commercial panel or just plan Ubuntu or Centos you wouldn't have issues

in the system settings , make frensh as the default english . in your profile , select the english language as your language .

I also think mailparse "mailparse.so" should be added in your php.ini file and next restart php, and restart apache

Done 1501 haha.

One thing to note is that if your backup server is compromised, currently the encrypted data would be useless to an attacker. They would be unable to decrypt credit card data, or encrypted service fields, etc. But, if the config file was present, then they'd have the key necessary to decrypt the data. I'm not opposed to a more complete backup, but such a solution should probably be optional and also be able to back up all files, including the uploads directory. For example: [x] Backup database [x] Backup files Which files? (x) /config/blesta.php config file only () All files, including uploads directory

I assume you mean this.... http://www.blesta.com/forums/index.php?/topic/1078-vqmod-for-blesta-now-available/ Not crazy about adding what appears to be a third party module to do the updates; especially when git is so widely used. I've also notice this has never worked....