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  1. Paul

    Blesta Install Compromised

    As naja mentioned, /support/vendors/ckeditor/skins/v2/footer.php in not part of Blesta. You should remove footer.php immediately, and investigate how it was uploaded to that directory. If you have any other software running on the server like Wordpress, make sure they are up to date. Wordpress is responsible for a lot of exploited websites. We highly recommend running Blesta on its own server without any other applications, keeping the server up to date, and locking it down with a firewall.
    2 points
  2. serge

    Blesta Install Compromised

    I do not understand, you receive a spam (email) and you presume your blesta install is compromised, but what is the relation?
    1 point
  3. Michael

    User Registration

    sounds like you aren't using my way but registering on a order form when buying a product.
    1 point
  4. the file ckeditor/skins/v2/footer.php is not a part of cheditor package . you shold check server log how does it uploaded to that place . if you have shared server with other account , that has sense why the file are thier , if you are running cloudlinux + cagefs , so is not the cause of other sites in the server , is a the cause the main site , are you host any other script in the main domain with blesa script ?
    1 point
  5. From the code exit in the no marchent gateway php file se that is in first , before ading any transaction , it search if the the transaction ID exist already . so duplicated transaction is not stored . like paypal send some notification more than twice . the solution that you have posted is also accepted ,"passing the transaction that was created in the callback to the return URL" is another approuch .i love to see those added as soon as possible .
    1 point
  6. i have describe this in my post #3 . the resume of the problem . validate function = transaction are stored in database , no response to the view , it return no data to the (received view ). success function = transaction not stored in database , it send the response to the view (received view ) Solution . return_url (received view ) should also store transaction response in database . is really strange why blesta is not implemented this . a sample case to reflex with it , let say paypal gateway. when the client make the payment with paypal gateway and is something prevent the payment from be accepted , the client will not know it immediately , as blesta will always show just a processing message . and not handling the response status is success or declined . all the other software specially e-commerce is doing this by native . blesta should accept that - Not all the gateway has a notification system . - The client should see the result of the transaction he made in the blesta system also . - We should provide to the client a transaction id to store it for later use ( claims , late in processing order ...ect ) when the payment has been done (no matter for the status is it) . smething like what activa suggest in post #6 . the only solution for all this case is to make the processReceived() work as processNotification() .
    1 point
  7. I have an owned license from licensecart. How can i re-sell the blesta license to my customer? with this plugin?
    1 point
  8. just decode the ouput by json . something like echo $this->outputAsJson($this->view->fetch("your_view_file")); o by var $this->outputAsJson($response);
    1 point
  9. Great for you. Who was the lucky one? I see that you are still the owner I also see that you own a lot of domains to resell: https://whoisology.com/email/archive_7/ramkumaritrvs@gmail.com In your history (in search engines) I can also see that you found a nich of *****blesta*****.com domains and you alredy sell some of them Keepup, maybe I buy some of them, if the next auction bid starts lower
    1 point
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