Paul

EDIT: Hey, Tyson beat me to it. It looks like Linux allows usernames up to 32 characters, cPanel allows usernames up to 16 characters if database prefixing is disabled. Considering that the cPanel module generates usernames, an increase in the limit should not create any issues for clients. It could create issues for staff, but this would likely just result in an error from the module should cPanel reject the request. https://documentation.cpanel.net/display/SDK/WHM+API+1+Functions+-+createacct Would you say then, it would be reasonable to set the max length of a username to 16 characters?

Have you noticed incompatibility with any programs that run on Windows 7?

I'm pretty sure it is. Please watch for the 3.5.1 release in the next week or so and see if it corrects the issue. If you create a manual invoice that has only 2 decimal precision, ie ($4.55) and it works correctly then you are most likely impacted by this bug. And, you'll have confirmed that your gateway is working correctly.

You will have to update all email templates everywhere, including package welcome emails. Also, plugins that create email templates will still create them using the single braces for tags, so you'll always have to update any plugins you install. Also, other things I haven't thought of. You can make the change at your own risk. If you identify any other issues, let us know and we may create a guide on it.

We would definitely be interested in your ideas. Maybe a new thread for that?

CORE-818 and CORE-819 address the domain management plugin (These Epics are currently private). We are working out the details internally, and considering everything everyone has had to say regarding domains. It's likely that we will open these tasks up and start a discussion in the near future. These features will be dependent on 4.0 however, which we want to get out relatively quickly. There are a lot of major benefits to developers in 4.0, in part because of the PHP dependency change to PHP 5.4, namespaces, and more. Domain management won't be in 4.0, but we are continuing to make progress in designing the feature, and implementing some other core changes so that it will be easier to implement. (For example, plugins will be able to control package pricing. This allows for the domain plugin to set pricing for domains (Think pricing grid for new/renew/transfer, 1-10 years). It's a powerful feature that could be used by other plugins for a variety of purposes.)

Just an update. This may be related to the issue described here - http://www.blesta.com/forums/index.php?/topic/4754-paypal-payments-applied-as-account-credit-then-to-oldest-invoice/ A fix is in the works for 3.5.1

And my work computer still doesn't have the Windows upgrade option in the task bar.

Are you logging in at /admin/login? You can check the "users" table to confirm your username. Following the instructions Mike posted, should get you back in if you are not receiving the password reset email (this is usually because the username is not correct).

Welcome! We have quite a few customers in Australia, not sure how many frequent the forums. If you need any help, let us know!

Everything else import alright?

Awesome, thanks for the update. Other than that, how did the import go?

You got it - CORE-1725

Yep, you just need to make sure that an option exists for none in your config option if you want that to be an option. For example: -- No extra IPs -- 1 IP 2 IPs 3 IPs 4 IPs 5 IPs

You ask, you shall receive CORE-1724 TCPDF had major issues in terms of formatting and embedding the logo and image background into the PDF. Do invoices look the same if you update TCPDF in Blesta? Last time we tested this, it was a disaster. We may very well need to revisit this in the near future.

Who doesn't bill when it's off? (Just curious) Since the resources are allocated, I could be holding up a massive amount of resources, but not paying for anything if I'm not billed when its off.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but hourly billing is monthly billing but prorated by the hour, correct? Some providers will bill you at the end of the month (or when cancelled) or will bill you for a month in advance, but credit you if you cancel early. So, with Blesta, and prorated credits, you can do the latter.. you can bill for a month in advance, and if cancelled the client can get a prorated credit for the difference. The only issue I see is that the prices are displayed for the full term and not for the hour.. but a few tweaks to the order form, or your website pricing an you can display the price in the hourly rate (price / (30x24)). Or am I missing something else?

I sent you an email

Is it based on the original cPanel extended from ModulesGarden that they gave to us and we released free? Or is this originally from another source?

So you want to sponsor some of these changes?

Mike, have you had this happen again to any more users or is it still just the 2?

PM me the URL you're trying to install. If you had a trial before it would issue the same key, which may be expired. If that's not it, you should make sure that your server can make egress connections over SSL port 443.

What version of Blesta are you running? There ware some issues with checking out with a $0 total, but this has been fixed. I don't think that was related to this quantity issue though.

Wow, that is looking really nice!

Do you think we should show templates + KVM templates for KVM, and templates + HVM for HVM? According to SolusVM docs, when listing templates for KVM, templates contains ISO's. From https://documentation.solusvm.com/display/DOCS/List+Templates