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Observium Module For Blesta We are excited to announce the release of one of the advanced module for blesta, is OBSERVIUM, with this module you can add port as a service and asign it to a client, the client can view the real time statistique and the overusage and the projected overusage, the click can also see the graph bandwith from X to X date . the admin also can see stats and graph for observium port, admin can also change the assigned port to the client and add a new one. Admin can set the bandwith calculation, either 95th or total bandwith, can set the price of the overusage bandwith witht a selected unit. the module come with a helper plugin, is used to generated the overusage invoices in the ifrst of every month for the last month. the module also come with thier own api wrapper for blesta, just upload the file to the HTML directory of observium. Compatibility the plugin is fully compatible with Blesta v4 & Blesta v3 Features - Module fully customisable from package section. - Assign port to client. - Clients/Admins can view real time usage, stats and ghraphs for a selected period. - The helper plugin for observium is used to generate invoice for overusage. Screenshots overview of bandwith Graph Overview Real time port bandwidth info Order More Info the price is 49.99$ Yearly , (or 5$ Monthly in case any one want to test the module before make the yearly subscription) . you can order here. any bug/feedback report it here . best regards

I actually got that same error today on a testing server that I was installing mailparse on. You're missing re2c and possibly gcc. As root, run the following command via SSH: yum install gcc re2c -y Then, retry

It looks like your account runs from a jailed shell, I wonder if that might be causing it some how. At least for piping, not sure why that would affect POP/IMAP. I just created this tutorial on testing piping, see https://docs.blesta.com/display/user/Support+Manager#SupportManager-TestingPiping This will help you to try piping a sample email from a text file into Blesta via SSH. It should help narrow down the issue.

https://dev.blesta.com/browse/CORE-2399

This feature was already mentioned and requested in the past :