Paul

The bottom line is that there's no 1 software option that's best for everyone. Blesta has a ways to go before it will support all the same gateways and modules as our competitors, and we prioritize development based on demand. WHMCS has had the advantage, a large customer base and plenty of revenue. Yet, they have gone years now without adding any significant new features. Virtually all of their new features and integrations are sold by Modules Garden, a third party developer who was offered an exclusive deal in order to limit competition in the market. The fact is, WHMCS is in damage control and has been for a long time now. As for Blesta: One release at a time. Out of all the products available, Blesta is the best written, the most stable, and has the best track record on security. That's a solid foundation we continue to build on, and we have a lot of great things planned for the future.

I'm picturing colored statuses for each service that's being monitored in the client area or front facing page. <span class="label label-success">OK</span> <span class="label label-warning">Warning</span> <span class="label label-danger">Critical</span> Edit: I would also suggest caching the results for a period of time so that a lot of traffic won't cause a lot of requests. This could otherwise be used to cause a sort of dos attack. On page load, check cache. If cache is expired, query servers. If cache is not expired, serve from cache. Keep the cache for a minute or so.

Domains are renewed via their module when their invoices are paid. If the domain is paid late, after it has expired, this could be a problem depending on how late it is and the registrars policies. If a service is cancelled, and the invoice is left open and subsequently paid, it *should NOT* be renewed. I don't recall testing this specific scenario myself, but this is how it should work. A cancelled service cannot do anything.

They are turning into the Umbrella Corp

Is google an accredited domain registrar now?

That's an option! Going to be working on a mass mailer and affiliate system, but maybe after that I can spec out the quote system. It will be a little more advanced that renaming drafts.

All dates/times in the database are stored in UTC. They are then converted to your timezone on display.

Looks great! I see a lot of people lately using getkudos, should be popular.

We were planning to do an iOS app, but haven't yet because demand for other features is much higher. Anyone certainly could build an app though, Blesta's API is extremely robust. If nobody has, and we get some of the more highly requested features done, we'll revisit and do an iOS and probably Android app.

This facility has a connection to One Wilshire also, Level 3, TWC, TWTC, Cox, AT&T are all on-net, and I think another tenant may have a layer 2 between here and Alchemy now that I think about it. I'll send you a PM.

Ah, that's just down the road, I've been there. I took a tour when they were still completing construction on their NOC. Nice facility. Expensive, but nice.

Your order form says the minecraft server location is Irvine, where in Irvine? Our offices are in a data center in Tustin, right on the border of Irvine.

I'm cool with it. Hope you don't mind that I tweeted this thread out.

Mike didn't get the reference, I told him he needs to get a free trial of Netflix and watch Breaking Bad. lol

http://www.billingbrawl.com/ Blesta vs WHMCS. I think we know who is going to win. Start with Round 1 and work your way up the page. What do you think? Favorite lines? Too harsh? Funny?

The username and password should be included in the package email section. That's the content that is included in the service activation email. The list of available tags can be found here -- http://docs.blesta.com/display/user/SolusVM#SolusVM-WelcomeEmail

Hey, sorry for the delay. I've responded to your ticket. We need additional details in order to process your request. Thanks!

Only customers who have the restricted package set. Linking directly to a package that isn't on an order form, or which is restricted isn't currently supported. It may be a good idea to be able to link to order specific packages without them having to be on a particular order form, restricted or not.

CORE-718 will allow for customers to order restricted packages, that exist on an order form, if they are logged in. Basically, any restricted packages on an order form would be hidden for most users. If the user is logged in, then they would see the restricted packages for which they have access. Not done yet, and the task in Private, not sure why though.

Curious if the module that ships with 3.3 works for you, please let us know!

The yellow highlighting of the fields usually means your browser is auto-completing the form, doesn't it?

I added some lines to my config.php file in observium, and got the API menu to appear with API docs for billing, inventory, packages, so we'll see how it goes. I wish we could export the actual graphs, but it looks like just the data.

That seems to show how to enable the API, but not how to interface with it.

CORE-1397

Where would you suggest this option be made available, for each payment gateway?