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Thank you BlestaStore and GosuHost for your offers of help but I think I can see what's happened and feel kinda stupid for not realizing this sooner. I believe that the error was related to the cron job which was using the old path to php (/usr/local/bin/php) and that would have used PHP 5.6 since after the upgrade was set as the default PHP version. When I changed the path to be /usr/local/bin/ea-php71 it doesn't look like the error is repeating. Thanks again!

Glad to see that your got your priorities in order.

Restored full site using my previous backup, and instead of patching i replaced all files. Now everything is fine

Trust me your not the only one. One time I forgot that every single directory was pointed at /home2 instead of /home ...

I think you were typing when I posted Quick question for you. Are you running 4.2? And if so, does it show the correct path to your PHP 7.1 binary under Settings > System > Automation? We made a change that should more intelligently display the right path to PHP.. curious how good of a job we did on that in your environment.

LOL... Paul I missed your post before I did mine and you are right

Aaaaaand.. it's gone! Crypto correction, markets down massively in the past couple days. On second hand, maybe it's an opportunity to buy more.

If this is still an issue, please create a ticket or PM me the license key.

Seems the issue is related to the "font" - upon changing it and then changing it back to the original it has fixed the issue. - Seems I need to learn not to copy and past anything even from the official docs page! Thanks Jack

There is the exact error and welcome email I am trying to setup - with all the module variables aswell. Thanks Jack

Good point there, I didn't actually thought of that given that he tried to upgrade the installation.

Another possibility is if you have a owned license, the support and updates have expired.

Try to reissue your license and reenter your key if requested. Should revalidate as long as your license is still valid.

That may seems odd but I can think of two reasonable things to confirm and look into... 1. During the process your license could of literally expired. For example if you were doing the updates in between the late night and very early morning of Midnight. With that said you should confirm that your license is "still good" or if an outstanding invoice for it has to be paid off. 2. Your IP could of changed for one reason or another. Verifies this and if it did run the re validation. Other than that then yes that is very bizarre then.

I hadn't heard about that with TrustPilot, but I definitely have with the BBB (Better Business Bureau) in the US. They called me up on the phone and basically said that they take care of negative reviews when you have a paid plan, or something of the sort.. the impression I got was that you had to grease the wheels for a positive-er result. Decided right then I'd never give them a cent.

A lot of big companies do you use Trustpilot and its seems to be the best place to get reviews and integrate the code into your website. It does have some good features but I only use the free version and its a great way to show potential customers on your website reviews of your services/products good and bad.

That accepts the variable although upon testing instead of sending the username is sends the service ID :/ Thanks Jack