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ok, thx, maybe I will try to do the module, but have now other work on table

Do you know if there is existing Blesta's registrar/reseller module project for freenom domains? or if there is other registrar than freenom that also supply freenom domains ?

sql query could be your friend, just in case see my post here: http://www.blesta.com/forums/index.php?/topic/4194-trouble-with-ticket-import-via-pop3/#entry31048

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in your order form, have you selected "type": domain and other?

ISO organization is located in a neutral country, Switzerland... And each country national standardization organization is member at ISO, and together they create the ISO standards: http://www.iso.org/iso/home/about/iso_members.htm ISO member for Morocco is: --------------------------------- IMANOR (Institut Marocain de Normalisation) is the national standards body of Morocco and is responsible for standardization in Morocco ISO member for UK is: ---------------------------- The British Standards Institution (BSI)

In addition to what Paul said, you could check if you do not have old unfinished cron tasks, as if there are, they could froze your cron task it's SQL query to run on your blesta database found if there is unfinished cron task: --------------------------------------------------------- SELECT * FROM `log_cron` WHERE `run_id` !=0 AND `end_date` IS NULL ORDER BY `start_date` DESC; if there is, delete unfinished task: ------------------------------------------------------- DELETE FROM `log_cron` WHERE `run_id` !=0 AND `end_date` IS NULL ORDER BY `start_date` DESC; And after that run cron manually from blesta interface ------------------------------------------

I think, if you create different package/service having each different resources (RAM, IP, etc), you can ever do it. As Blesta have option to upgrade or not package

not certain to understand you. Are you saying about a provisioning module for a given third part webhosting provider or something like that? If yes, all third part providers have different API, that why such Blesta module are created for one given third part provider only. And if it's about hosting package you create for being powered by your own server, in such case what you describe is ever the way Blesta work, you just need to a Blesta plugin/module for your control panel.

My hack is only on client area dashboard. by the way see file path from my above hack : /app/views/client/YOUR-THEME/ as you see, there is "client" folder in path

ssh is the best method to use, just less issue, more easy, more robust, strange to say but just true, so do not be afraid. anything wrong with ssh will give you understandable error message

yes, at paypal account, enable ipn(redirection), & give an url. It's will be like activating IPN at paypal. but after that paypal will take in first ipn url given automatically as a parameter in the blesta api call

a non-ended cron task can be very boring to find, but can "froze" the whole or part of cron tasks in Blesta, but find not ended (locked) task within hundred/thousand of log lines is a mess, Most people that want to use pop or imap for email got their Blesta cron frozen by introduced first wrong email credential or port not open in firewall, and even after correcting that, people are trying for hours before to figured their cron task was locked. example: http://www.blesta.com/forums/index.php?/topic/4168-support-department-imap-not-working/ SO THE FEATURE REQUEST IS: -------------- Better reporting on cron failed tasks by: - separate tab display or pop/up in the corner of the screen - notices to be sent to staff Button to select & remove not ended cron task (as only this can unlock Blesta) ---------------

I found it few days ago, but really seem interesting at checking feature & demo, not like cpanel that make your server is no more a "regular" linux distro and will be a mess.

what time zone blesta is using in : settings/company/general/localization Because different time zone there regarding your own location can give a cron running at a time not being the same as you would And again double check also what Paul said above.

so it's mean none of your cron tasks are locked, and your cron is fine. and your issue do not come from locked cron task

+1 : Yes, it's an interesting request feature. Close to that I found with the licence plugin/module , & when offering free trial licence, nothing prevent customer to order new trial licence by creating a new blesta account, imagine each time a trial licence is cancelled at term, customer create a new account & re-order. I had to create my own cron to cancel trial licence using same domain, only the first ordered is the "legit"

yes, I know what you said is reflecting how Blesta is now working. BUT using very common sense how can we really display, "all cron tasks completes" when finally one of them did not ended? It's in my opinion very antagonist of the common meaning,

Blesta does not show the subscription button for invoices that contain non-recurring items. In this case, there is no link between the invoice and any recurring services, so Blesta does not know if it's a one time invoice or if its recurring. Recurring invoices simply stamp out new invoices at a designated schedule. No I think, Blesta do it, I done a bug report few day ago, it was added to CORE http://www.blesta.com/forums/index.php?/topic/4131-paypal-payments-standard-paypal-subscription-button-displayed-when-onetime-period-price/

from admin interface at Settings/payment gateway/ paypal what payment option have you ticked?

one not ended cron task is enough to block your cron task, and there could have thousand line in the log_cron table.....so how do you want to check that without a query? so the query I given is safe, it will not do any change, it's just return a result, you should really use it

Additionally you could do this mysql query on your database: --------- SELECT * FROM `log_cron` WHERE `run_id` !=0 AND `end_date` IS NULL ORDER BY `start_date` DESC; ----------- In case you have result, that mean some tasks in your cron are locked/bugged, and you should remove these lines, and it's will help blesta be able to run locked tasks

Great, So in my opinion, there is also a bug in Blesta because, a cron task was never ending (email server timeout, etc) but there was such confirmation "All system tasks have been completed." when it's was real false. I found it before on my Blesta and here it was the same

Sql query to remove all log cron record is But select your blesta database before --------------- truncate log_cron; ------------- and after run once the cron manually from blesta interface at Settings/System/automation Doing that way, make any issue with cron task should be "removed/unlocked" , and cron will run normally after with the scheduled cron

I suspect your : - firewall parameters are wrong: incoming port not open or - wrong imap account credential So in first case you can get timeout with email server, but I have noticed, even in such case Blesta can strangely say in cron output "Attempting to run all system tasks. All system tasks have been completed." And you need to correct issue, & purge the record in the cron log table at Blesta database You was saying you have no firewall restriction for outgoing communication, but please think also at in-coming & allowed port because you need it for email account authentication....