Paul
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Just to be clear, there is no penalty for not keeping support & updates current. The yearly cost is $39, and 1st year is included. So let's say you let it lapse and don't renew support & updates for 3 years. You won't be able to upgrade to minor/major releases after the 1st year, but let's say version 5.0 comes out and you want it.. all you need to do is pay for support & updates for 1 year ($39) and you can upgrade to it.
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Invoice due dates coincide with the date the service renews. I think we'd need to see the service to know, if there's only 1 service, perhaps the renew date was changed?
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Nope. Windows 8 sucks, so I'm guessing it's pretty good. XP - Good, Vista - BAD, Windows 7 - Good, Windows 8 - BAD, Windows 10? When is the official release expected?
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Agreed, if the articles will save you time it's worth the money. Before I got married and had kids, I had a lot of time so writing the articles myself would have been no big deal.. but now I'm happy to pay for things that save me time.
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I didn't realize debian was moving over to systemd also. I'm just getting use to it on CentOS 7.
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Coupons are not limited to specific terms, but this is a good request. We need to refactor the entire coupon system, so coupons are currently in a feature lock until then, but I think this should be included.
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The most common issue is as Mike mentioned, not applying the php 5.5/5.6 hotfix that's included in the distribution zip. It contains 3 files that must be overwritten in the "blesta" directory before install or upgrade. Of course it could be something else, and you'll need to check server logs to be sure. Since Blesta is not yet installed, you can't enable error reporting in the config file config/blesta.php so you'll need to update your php.ini to report errors to the browser.
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This has come up before, and we are not opposed to a mass-update email address feature for templates. It's just not very high on the priority list at the moment, since it can still be done, and it's good to review every email template to ensure it's worded how you want anyway.
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I Would Like To Translate But There's No My Language?
Paul replied to clse945111's topic in Contribute
I would suggest PMing Tyson, or emailing tyson@ for inclusion in translate.blesta.com. It's usually no problem to add additional languages there, we usually do so on request. -
There's also a history of these kinds of changes under Tools > Logs > Contacts, where you can see what information was changed whenever someone updates their information. In the future this will be displayed on a clients profile page for staff usage and provide the ability to roll back the information.
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Very nice!
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I'm not sure what you mean. How is it isolated? The name servers don't matter, I just wonder if the domain is pointing to the IP specified in the vhost for port 443. Maybe you can elaborate.
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All IPs are listening on port 80, but only 12.34.56.78 on port 443. Where does the DNS for www.domain.net point?
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#1 The way it works currently is that articles without a category assignment are never displayed. Are you suggesting that articles should be displayed on the main KB page where Categories appear, along with Popular Articles? I'm not sure this is something we would want to change. #2 This is related to #3 yes? #3 sounds like a bug almost, I bet the search is not being limited to the language being used.
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Yes, or email sales or PM me for a trial key and reference this thread. Since trials are issued via hostnames, and since "localhost" has had a trial before the system will not issue a new trial key for it. Adding a unique hostname to your hosts file per Mike will allow you to get around that. Or, just email sales or PM me and I'll send you one.
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What does your apache config look like?
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It sounds to me like the HTTPS virtual host does not point to the same document root. Serge's suggestion of adding a text file there and testing if it'll load via http and https is a good test. If it doesn't load in both places, they must have different doc roots.
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A plugin could do this, with built in support with the common modules, cPanel, Interworx, DA, Plesk, etc., at least for central management/overview. However, load/disk/etc monitoring would be best done with something like Zabbix, and that data could be pulled into Blesta for display.
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Sounds like a bug. Can anyone confirm?
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Are you saying it's not updated when Blesta adds an account to the server, or that it's not synced with what is actually on your DA server? The number here should go up as you add more accounts via Blesta, but it's not sync'd with your DA server.
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I don't know that this is possible, because the service may not contain all of the information necessary to reactivate it, and configurable options, servers, etc at the time the service was originally created may no longer be available. If you are suggesting we simply allow the status to be changed from Cancel back to Active, without further evaluating anything or actually re-provisioning the service, that may be a possibility. But, creating the service again may not be possible. Re-ordering it is the best way to go in such a case.
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I updated that thread with a possible solution, please give that a try.
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Doesn't this work the same way as cPanel? If both servers are in the same server group in the module, then when you click to Manage the service as an admin on the clients profile page, you should have a drop down and be able to select the new server and save it.
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Are they using root or a reseller user? If a reseller user, the user may not have enough permissions. Have you checked the cPanel/WHM logs? I don't recall what the log file is called, but it may be in /usr/local/cpanel/logs or /var/log/ or /var/log/cpanel.
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The hostname should not contain protocol or port, just something like "server.host.name". If "Use SSL" is checked, it will attempt to connect to cPanel/WHM on port 2087 over HTTPS. If not, port 2086 over HTTP. Please ensure these ports are open at the firewall egress. Also make sure that CURL SSL is in your PHP. It's more obscure, but some people have had DNS resolution issues on their servers, so you could check for that also.
