TommyKingston

Feels like I'm talking to myself at this point. Lol. I'm still not sure if it's somewhere in a setting (or should be) but in case stumbles on this in the future for the same issue, I did find get a code-hack together to make it work. I hate hacking at Core files (probably too many years working with WordPres/WordPress Themes), but in /components/modules/cpanel/cpanel.php I set the following starting at line 1187: 'ip' => $dedicated_ip, 'mxcheck' => "auto", // < Change default mail handling 'contactemail' => isset($vars['cpanel_email']) ? $vars['cpanel_email'] : null Really, there's probably a cleaner way to do this or at least a prettier way by making it an option as part of a package... but since 'auto' will work for all of the scenarios I'm imagining, this should be the fix for me at least. Hope it helps someone else

I should add, it IS possible to make this change via the cPanel API at account creation (it's the mxcheck string as documented at Create cPanel account · cPanel & WHM Developer Portal)... I'm just not sure if I'm missing if this is an option to change within Blesta. If it's not I'm not above getting into the code and modifying something ... but I don't know the Blesta codebase well enough (yet?) to even know where this would be happening. Thanks!

Using Blesta 5.0.4 with the bundled cPanel 2.15.0 module for new user signup. User walks through checkout process, Blesta connects to cPanel and makes the account just fine. When I manually create accounts in WHM, though, I can change a few additional settings that aren't part of the cPanel package (Notably, Mail Routing and DNS), but don't seem to see a way to make those changes in Blesta. I know I can access the account after via WHM and make the edit, but if it can be selected during WHM account creation, I'm hoping Blesta can set it and save me a LOT of hassle. (I'm also trying to find a way to change those defaults on the WHM side, but am having no luck there, hence hoping I can get around it using Blesta )

... Oddly, it's now working perfectly fine. I've made literally no changes since I posted, went for lunch, came back, seems fine. Clearly, there's some magic afoot here. Thanks!

Running PHP 7.3.27 and am trying to get Blesta 5.0.4.

It's on siteground on one of their reseller packages right now. Part of why I'm testing is because I'm leaving them in the coming weeks... but figured I might as well use it as a playground before I pack up. I considered file ownership, but with everything else working fine, it seemed an odd one to me - since all of the other files have the same ownership. I tried tossing 777 on autoload.php for a few minutes just to see if that'd fix it to no luck.

Hi there! New Blesta user here. I'm giving it a try on a subdomain and seem to be hitting a snag. If I visit the subdomain root in my browser, I'm treated to this: Warning: require_once(/home/customer/www/blesta.mydomain.ca/public_html/vendors/autoload.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/customer/www/blesta.mydomain.ca/public_html/lib/init.php on line 6 Fatal error: require_once(): Failed opening required '/home/customer/www/blesta.mydomain.ca/public_html/vendors/autoload.php' (include_path='.:/usr/local/php73/pear') in /home/customer/www/blesta.mydomain.ca/public_html/lib/init.php on line 6 The file IS in the directory it's looking in and I can access http://blesta.mydomain.ca/client/ and http://blesta.mydomain.ca/admin/ just fine with no errors. Any ideas what I've done wrong?