Paul

Why not cancel any active services, and void any open invoices?

I think people are starting to realize that it's time to move on, and we're grateful for everyone that decides to make Blesta their billing application of choice.

We submitted a responsible disclosure document to them today, all issues we found were confirmed to still be issues in their latest release. We'll see how they handle it.

Very nice! I'm a fan of getting things to work optimally with few resources. Then, just scale it up as you need. For a HA setup, heartbeat with 2 dedicated servers is a good way to go. I have set up a couple applications similarly in the past and it works pretty well.. The only issue I've had besides the pain in resyncing MySQL from slave back to master after a failover is failover flapping with heartbeat when there is an issue with the switch or router on the public network. With 2 servers I usually just use a crossover cable for the private network for heartbeat.

Good idea Also, it sounds like we're going to be adding some reporting to the importer to try to identify how long different operations are taking. We might be able to optimize some things and speed the importer up.. but it is doing a lot of stuff, including decrypting and encrypting credit card and other data. Some tasks are just going to take a while, but I can understand the frustration of waiting and then getting an error. I appreciate all the feedback everyone is giving us, and your patience. When we first released this, it worked perfectly with our tiny little test data set. More people, and more data expose little issues that we can better accommodate, so thanks!

A voided invoice is completely dead in Blesta. It will not be used to determine if a service should be suspended or not, and no actions can be performed on it, other than unvoiding it -- which would return it to a normal invoice. When voiding an invoice, any payments applied to the invoice will be returned to the transaction as a credit. It won't try to refund or void the transaction. So, the only issue I can see you having is that voiding an invoice will result in a credit if a payment was applied to the invoice. There are several ways you can handle this. Void the transaction in Blesta only (not using gateway) Create an invoice to balance the account out and negate the credit. When we imported our data, I had a handful of accounts that were imported from Blesta 1.x to Blesta 2.x that had issues when they were imported into Blesta 3, and I had to use the above methods to correct them. It wasn't ideal, but it worked.

Note taken, no obvious affiliate links. There will need to be a unique link, with some type of identifier, but I agree.. I don't click on anything that has the word "aff" in it as part of a URL parameter.

You could also choose SMTP for the delivery type, and fill in bogus information. To be certain no credit cards could be charged, set a passphrase under Settings > Company > General > Encryption. Setting a passphrase encrypts the private key, making decryption of card numbers impossible without it and requiring batch processing. The passphrase can be removed anytime (with the current passphrase, of course).

That's pretty odd, we've never seen that happen before. Had you made any changes to the database prior to this? What version of MySQL and PHP are you running?

It looks like it's not able to connect to your SolusVM master and retrieve the information. These details are fetched dynamically from the API. Please confirm your SolusVM module settings.

Are you using the CIM or AIM method? I found this thread which may be helpful http://www.primothemes.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=14940

Sounds good, should have proxmox beta module available for testing by the end of this week.

Thanks, I appreciate the testing on 5.3, that all but confirms the people running Suhosin on 5.4 are experiencing a side affect of it not being fully compatible.

No worries. We could have followed the flow and gone with a grid with a handful of options, but we figure you might want to do a 5yr term, or a 6 week term, or 30 days instead of 1 month.. who knows?

Blesta is in the process of becoming a registered trademark with the US patent office. I saw the post you are referencing, a domain with the name blestareseller in it. In order to become a Blesta reseller, we have to create a reseller account for you and we have not so far allowed anyone to be a reseller through a domain name with Blesta in it. It's unlikely we will do so.

Multicraft is currently scheduled for development, and is assigned to task CORE-61. It's tentatively set for a 3.2 release and I'm personally looking forward to being able to build this one. Do you have an "in" with a lot of these minecraft server providers? If they are willing to switch to Blesta if we had support, that would probably move it up the priority list.

Multicraft is planned, we have a dev license but have not installed it yet. TCAdmin and Multicraft are the two first modules for the GSP market that we're planning to release. I don't have an ETA yet, but it's planned.

Admin passwords in WHMCS are interestingly slightly less secure than their client passwords. They are MD5, and can be supported by enabling legacy password support in config/blesta.php. Client passwords on the other hand are salted, and Cody says they can be supported if we make a core change to Blesta to support both legacy MD5 and the ones WHMCS uses. We haven't decided if this is something we want to do yet.

Glad you were able to isolate it to Suhosin. If you were able to narrow it down to a particular rule or reason we'd love to know so we can try to work around it in the future. We set up a server with suhosin on it specifically for identifying these kinds of issues, but we admittedly haven't done very extensive testing with suhosin. I'll see if we can replicate this in that environment. Thanks!

Curious to see what you come up with, if you're willing to share.

Blesta should be working fine then. Try editing your cron and instead of sending the output to /dev/null, ie > /dev/null direct it to a file. Like > /path/to/file.txt (Make sure you create the file first) Then, wait 5 minutes and see whats in the file. The most common problem thus far has been Ioncube not being loaded via CLI. This could be the issue here.

What happens if you try to run it manually under Settings > System > Automation? Any errors?

It's not Malware, it's Hivelogic Enkoder http://hivelogic.com/enkoder/ False positive. Thanks for calling us rookies, and trying to minimize us, classy.

You don't have to worry Biscuit1001, we work ethically.

We have not decided exactly what we are going to do long term, however, we plan to maintain the module for the foreseeable future. The possibility exists that over time, we will update our cPanel module with many of these extended features.