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Personally I recommend against these kinds of notices. Perhaps in the client area, but if it's public it can deter some people.

12/monthly would mean bill every 12 months (which is yearly). You would want to set it up a 1 monthly which means bill every month. I am not sure if there is a way to add an end date effectively for it to stop billing after a year.

Hi, this is a question/feature request. If the Shared Login plugin fails to validate the token, the page remains blank at /plugin/shared_login/?t=1501259438&u=john%40customer.com&r=https%3A%2F%2Fexample.com%2Fclient%2Fplugin%2Fmyplugin%2Fclient_main%2F&h=4d49c89098eba2f70adccf4f1b8bffe4616263b09c06abd4470c24b820ddd656 I intentionally broke the token to see the behavior. Instead of staying at a blank page, it would be good if the plugin could just redirect to the given the redirect-url parameter. I made it work by updating plugins/shared_login/controllers/main.php in index() method before "return false;" I added the redirect; ==== if ($hash == $this->Companies->systemHash($time . $username . $uri, $key->value, 'sha256') && $time >= strtotime('-30 min')) { return $this->processSharedLogin($username, $uri); } $this->redirect($uri); return false; ==== Alternatively maybe there could be an admin setting that defines what URL should be redirected to if there is an error.

for me this is normal . you should increase the memory limit in csf or ignore the executable from bein reported .

Yep, of course we should be able to set it via the API calls as well. Simple text field on admin would suffice.

In general Blesta doesn't require more than 512MB of memory itself. Is that memory for Blesta only, or for the system/account? It's possible some installations of Blesta may require more memory than others, based on the extensions you have installed, the process that's running (if it's the cron), and what your data set looks like.

I added this to our "short term" bucket, and bumped it up in our back log. I assume the task, as described sounds good to you and you have nothing to add?

I got your email and have replied. There is a file attachment, so if you don't see the email please check your spam folder.

Sounds like a plan. Ill send an email. thanks.

512MB should be plenty but cPanel requires more than 512MB of ram. They recommend at least 1-2GB of ram. https://documentation.cpanel.net/display/ALD/Installation+Guide+-+System+Requirements#InstallationGuide-SystemRequirements-Hardwarerequirements PS: That alert is PHP FPM for 5.6 so could be anything running PHP.