Paul

Make sure you have created an order form with these products on it under Packages > Order Forms. Then, on the settings tab there, make sure the order form is selected as the "default". The default order form is the one that will appear when clicking through from the portal.

Good to hear! Nice work CubicWebs!

Blesta does support drop in invoice templates. If you have a mockup of what you want invoices to look like, send a copy to sales and we can quote you on it.

It sounds like coinbase is a hosted bitcoin wallet. It's like keeping your money in the bank, except that bitcoins are not insured, and hackers have breached and stolen a lot of bitcoins in the past. I'd be cautious, and suggest that you don't store too many coins in an online wallet.

http://www.idera.com/productssolutions/serverbackup/serverbackupserviceproviders They do have a free trial. We use R1Soft pretty extensively. They have had their issues, but they have worked most of them out and it's generally a pretty good product. The API doc page doesn't seem to show much functionality. I've thought in the past about creating a plugin widget for Blesta, that I could install on my dashboard to show me the status of all servers being backed up, and whether any backups have failed.. but I have no idea if that information is available through their API. Last I checked, their API docs were pretty terrible.

Thanks for the contribution! If it is complete, it should probably be listed in the new Marketplace forum here - http://www.blesta.com/forums/index.php?/forum/28-the-marketplace/ I can move the thread if you prefer.

What's your ticket #?

These don't sound terribly difficult, and all these changes could likely be implemented pretty easily within the invoice with the exception of forcing a requirement on the VAT. That would take a little more work, but not much. Is there an official document that describes these rules? If so, would you mind pointing us in the right direction?

I think he means a single user/pass to login to a different account across multiple companies. For example, you have Company A and Company B. Client can use the same credentials to login to each. We've considered this scenario, and it probably wouldn't be too much work but it hasn't been heavily requested. Essentially, we would have to ask the customer what account they want to access upon login if the user had access to more than one account.

This forum was created to serve as a place to find extensions that don't ship with Blesta. Typically, these are 3rd party extensions and this forum is a place to list your extensions. Ultimately The Marketplace will replace this thread, however it's not available yet. Ok, here are the rules: Please start 1 new thread per-extension with the name of your extension. Only start a thread if you created the extension. Feel free to include specifics about the extension, including information, screenshots, and a link to your website where it can be purchased or downloaded. NOTE! If there is an extension missing from this forum, feel free to PM me and I'll try to contact the author to get them to list it here, or I'll list it myself with information that is publicly available.

That looks great! Is this latest version available for download here still? http://www2.noc-ps.com/docs/blesta-module-installation/

Mike is right. Packages that are in the same group will appear for upgrades/downgrades.

A link to a non-secure page should not affect your SSL because it's not a resource. Links to CSS files, javascript, images, are resources and will need to use https, or a schemeless format "//path/to/resource", but not hyperlinks. If your browser isn't showing the lock icon, it's because of a different resource.

Yeah, they are slow unfortunately. Blesta runs perfectly fine on PHP 5.5 in our tests, but that's in our dev environment unencoded.

You can use a calculator like this to determine roughly how long it will take for the device to pay for itself. http://www.alloscomp.com/bitcoin/calculator

1.6Gh/s is not enough. You will need something like this - http://www.butterflylabs.com/monarch/ which does 600Gh/s if you are serious about mining. ASICs for SHA256 have become very efficient, and when this starts shipping (very soon), the difficulty curve will make those 1.6Gh/s ASICs virtually useless. Good news on Tigerdirect! EDIT: I think I found the 1.6Gh/s miner you're talking about. People get USB extenders and run dozens of these on the same computer. Still, they may not be worth the $60 unless you can mine enough to buy something better, and resell them on ebay.

We will be adding a simple cancel/remove option to orders that should not be accepted, and which do not qualify as fraud. This belongs to CORE-998.

I have added CORE-997 so that we can take a look at this.

It's a service, and I don't think there is an option to self-host this particular font.

Nobody can guarantee the longevity of any cryptocurrency. In the end, they are fiat currencies and all fiat currencies eventually fail. However, litecoin is currently considered the "silver" to bitcoin's "gold", and LTC can be readily exchanged for BTC. Their success will depend in large part on their acceptance by merchants as a legitimate currency. It's too unstable for a lot of merchants to consider at the moment, but more and more companies are accepting BTC. Personally, I don't plan on investing or mining any other altcoins, but considering the massive growth of both BTC and LTC, there may be money to be made on some altcoins. Cryptocurrencies are relatively new and the hype may be partially driving growth. It could all collapse, or it could continue to gain a tremendous amount of value. Time will tell. I think the bottom line is, don't invest any money into cryptocurrencies that you won't be ok with losing.

Awesome, thanks for the update and glad it's working!

I haven't heard of this one before, looks interesting. Admin Panel seems similar to Webmin and the web hosting one is currently in a closed beta.

Virtualmin for one, do you have any others in mind?

I had trouble getting cgminer working on the other machine, so I have no idea if there is any significant different between the two. I would say, cgminer seems to be more widely used that bfgminer for litecoin but that's just my observation. Check out https://litecoin.info/Mining_hardware_comparison for recommended configurations for your video card. Depending on your specific 7750, it looks like you could get up to 180Kh/s.

I use cgminer on one, and bfgminer on the other. My cgminer settings are currently.. I have the intensity pretty low, so I can use the computer normally. This is the Radeon 6870, and I get about 160Kh/s on Windows 7. I'm certain I could probably tweak this around a bit to optimize it, though last time I tried I got the dreaded blue screen of death.