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  1. I used a 1 GB Droplet from DigitalOcean for about 2 years, without any problems. Now I use a 16 GB server. Blesta don't require a lot of RAM.
    3 points
  2. this point is the only point we have based on it to identify the creator of invoice , we haven't found any issue at the moment with a custom plugin . to achieve the gaol, you need to make a loop for each line in the invoice, and check if service_id is null , sample code $invoice_system = false; foreach ($invoice_lines as $line) { if ($line->service_id != null) { $invoice_system = true; } } if ($invoice_system) { // invoice was created by the system, so do this } else { // invoice was created manually, so do this } Hope it help you .
    2 points
  3. Thanks for the quick reply. I set the Root Web settings back to the full path and now it is working! /var/www/vhosts/www.domain.com/html/
    2 points
  4. I have seen this happen before also, but I think it's a browser display issue rather than a Blesta issue.
    2 points
  5. Stu

    New Install Display Error

    Well I couldn't figure this out, and the VPS was behaving a little strange in general so I deleted the server and created a totally new droplet. I completed the installation exactly as I had done before and now everything is fine and working great. Its perfectly possible that I missed something the first time round, I really dont think I did, but its possible. Anyway, all working now Thanks for your help guys
    2 points
  6. Adam

    New Install Display Error

    Morning, It looks like your CSS and images are not loading. Maybe a permissions issues or you forgot to upload the files / folder. View the source on the webpage, and try to load a CSS file. See what the server response back with: Example: Visit: domain.tld/app/views/client/bootstrap/css/bootstrap.min.css -Adam
    2 points
  7. Hello, We literally just finished our development of the Cerb helpdesk plugin that would allow Blesta clients to use Cerb instead of the default helpdesk with Blesta. Now we noticed that v4 is out (congratulations). Is there a write up somewhere, for developers, on what changed when creating a custom plugin? What functions depreciated? New features added? etc. We have not tried our new plugin on a v4 system yet, but I suspect we will start that process soon. Thanks, -Adam P.S. For those wondering, we plan on releasing the Cerb plugin, free of charge, to the rest of the Blesta community. No ETA yet.
    1 point
  8. It's not a huge deal because they appear 98+% of the time but I thought I'd mention it.
    1 point
  9. I did a few things. I added 'On Hold' and then I broke out all of the statuses in the client area (instead of just open and closed). I did the same on the admin side.
    1 point
  10. Paul

    Pay Now link in email broken

    What is Root Web Directory set to under Settings > System > General? It should be the full path to the document root. Let's say Blesta is installed in /var/www/vhosts/hostname/www.domain.com/html/client/ *BUT* www.domain.com loads /var/www/vhosts/hostname/www.domain.com/ then that is the path to your Root Web Directory. Do not include any sub-directories after the root web.
    1 point
  11. evolvewh

    4.0 Dashboard Services Graph

    Thanks for the clarification. Everything is working properly then.
    1 point
  12. Paul

    4.0 Dashboard Services Graph

    The graph shows a current snapshot of services activated, cancelled, or suspended on a specific date. It doesn't show all services, just those with status changes. So, Active will show the number of services activated on a specific day, not total number active.
    1 point
  13. Thanks for the tips guys. I did indeed upgrade to a 1GB droplet.
    1 point
  14. For testing and maybe even production, depending on how many customers you have, a 512Mb instance is probably more than enough. You may need to tune some things to work better under a lower ram environment, such as mysql, or you can supplement it by adding swap which will probably rarely get used. An example for centos 6 is something like this https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-add-swap-on-centos-6
    1 point
  15. Try upgrading your droplet to 1 GB
    1 point
  16. There may be a way to retrieve this information already (someone else will have to chime in) but there is a task that I think is similar to this: CORE-2158
    1 point
  17. looks like I ran out of memory on my low budget test server and mariadb crashed. Restarted it and everything is fine. How much memory do you recommend for a live production blesta install?
    1 point
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