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Your not using cPanel/WHM correctly. Login to WHM Select Module Install Select PHP pecl Then search for mailparse Install I highly recommend you use CloudLinux with cPanel/WHM or even cPanel's MulitPHP Manager. https://documentation.cpanel.net/display/ALD/MultiPHP+Manager+for+WHM Either solution allows you have cPanel accounts use different version of PHP. This is great for legacy applications that require specific versions of PHP or specialized setups. -Adam3 points
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How to Ensure Auto Provisioning With WHM's Strong Passwords Enabled?
Paul and one other reacted to MineHarvest66 for a question
With @Licensecart's help here how you ensure that your WHM will auto provision... go to: yourblestainstalldir/components/modules/cpanel/cpanel.php Using the TEXT editor (not the "screw you up" coding editor) Then get to: private function generatePassword($min_length = 10, $max_length = 14) { $pool = 'abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789!@#$%^&*()'; $pool_size = strlen($pool); $length = mt_rand(max($min_length, 5), min($max_length, 14)); $password = ''; for ($i=0; $i<$length; $i++) { $password .= substr($pool, mt_rand(0, $pool_size-1), 1); } return $password; } In the bold text areas is where you want to kick up the values. My provider recommends for uninterrupted run a min. of 16 characters should cut the mustard every single time. Insane? Yes but it's works! Beside it will mitigate the claims of "your system's password caused my account to be hacked!'. Being able to prove to such any rude clients like that CHANGING the passwords REGULARLY is a requirement!2 points -
I got it worked out Thank you2 points
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Do you have a video mate, if you are using PHP mail it shouldn't have a configuration error. You can try: <?php $to = “your@emailaddress.here“; // <– replace with your address here $subject = “Test mail”; $message = “Hello! This is a simple test email message.”; $from = “sender@emailaddress.here“; $headers = “From:” . $from; mail($to,$subject,$message,$headers); echo “Mail Sent.”; ?>2 points
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cPanel does not allow domains with the word test in them, it's not Blesta. Try using a different domain without that key word.1 point
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not atm it probably can be, but you'd have to export from the mass mailer and then do it manually.1 point
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Yes, you just update with the SMTP credentials they provide under Settings > Company > Emails1 point
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9 emails a minute? If you have a large customer base, it could be impractical. I strongly suggest using something like Mailgun (which is free up to like 10k emails/month) as an SMTP server. We are considering adding a rate limit option to the Mass Mailer, but I'm not sure if there is a feature request for it yet. https://requests.blesta.com1 point
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You have to have real email addresses so like mlsto@domain.com and domains have to be domain.com or something, as it checks the email's domain to ensure it's legit.1 point
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Can I Schedule Mass Mailer
Michael reacted to Blesta Addons for a question
have not yet see the whole code, i think a limit for the fetch function can do the trick.1 point -
Can I Schedule Mass Mailer
Michael reacted to Blesta Addons for a question
i just was asking if Blesta has introduced the feature, i have not yest tested the mass mailer in my big production server (about 5000 clients), but i can't use it until i'm sure the batch is added ( or maybe i will try to add the feature myself) . 287 emails is not a big number to be fair from blocking or spam filters . in blesta addons i test it without issue as the emails numbers sent is so small .1 point -
[Module] cPanel Extended Module for Blesta (Broken)
MineHarvest66 reacted to Abdy for a topic
We have some delays, but we expect release the update before May 15.1 point -
This pluggin is awesome You should try to update the livehelp to the new version.. any news on a new version ? Thanks1 point
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Client should provision his own server using the client area, and specify the password he wants there. Passwords are not stored in the system. There is absolutely no need for you to have access to the passwords of your customers' servers, if you sell unmanaged dedicated servers. And there are better solutions like SSH public key authentication if you offer managed ones.1 point
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Modifying the invoice creation form would be part of the core. However, you could create a plugin that adds an action to the Actions section on a client profile page, when clicked, would load the plugin with your own invoice creation form. You'd have full control over it. The core form would still exist, but you could use the one you created instead. This is a good place to start - https://docs.blesta.com/display/dev/Creating+a+Plugin1 point
