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  1. InfinityFree
    If Cloudflare breaks your site, then it's your website which is not working as it should. Many, many people use Cloudflare on free hosting without any problems. But it's important to note that infinityfree.net itself is not actually hosted on free hosting. It's one of the biggest free hosting brands in the world, you can't host a website that popular on a free hosting account.
  2. InfinityFree
    Wildcard SSL certificates are not supported on free hosting. You need to use a regular, domain specific SSL certificate.
  3. InfinityFree
    InfinityFree.net is hosted on Google Cloud Platform. But next time, please don't hijack someone else's topic to ask questions like that.
  4. InfinityFree
    Is "wapsite" a typo of "website" or do you actually mean a website in mobile WAP style? You know, sites designed with very narrow screens in mind, no CSS, no Javascript and horrible design on any remotely modern device?
  5. InfinityFree
    If you get a message saying that your domain is "already assigned to an account and in use on another account", that means the domain name is already in use on another account. And you also said that you added it to another account as a parked domain. It looks quite straight forward to me.
  6. InfinityFree
    Laravel 5.6 requires at least PHP 7.1. Also, enable debug mode in Laravel to see the actual error.
  7. InfinityFree
    Nobody can, because MyOwnFreeHost does not support all features of WHMCS.
  8. InfinityFree
    Email Forwarders work fine. But it sounds like you're trying to forward to Gmail, and Gmail notably discards any forwarded emails. Try forwarding to any other email provider and you'll see the forwarders work.
  9. InfinityFree
    I'd say that NOT having a forum is the rule. Most premium hosting providers don't have a forum as far as I can tell. After all, why would you need one? With premium hosting, you purchase a service and if you need help you send an email to support. And for doing announcements, social media is usually preferable because more people casually check Facebook than their hosting provider's forum. So only the people looking to mingle are left. And in my experience, the percentage of people interested in that is extremely small and nowhere near enough to build a viable community. Just look at this forum for example: only 7 topics in Premium Hosting have seen any activity in the last YEAR. With free hosting provider, it's different because the ticket support is either limited or non-existent so the forum becomes an important support tool.
  10. InfinityFree
    The API is just HTTP, so you can access it from virtually any programming language. It's meant to be compatible with the WHM API v1, for which the specs can be found on cPanel's website.
  11. InfinityFree
    The API doesn't really allow you to search or get information about accounts, so storing the account details in your own database is the only option IMO. There is no way to "retrieve" an account through the API, so you should probably store at least your own 8 character username and the host_12345678 username.
  12. InfinityFree
    Maybe we're we don't understand eachother properly, but it sounds like we mean the same thing. You say Byet is about selling services on iFastNet and I say Byet is about sending people to iFastNet to buy services. Isn't that exactly the same thing? In either case, a white label domain program would harm iFastNet on the long run I think. Like you said, iFastNet wants people to upgrade via your site. A white label domain program would mean they would upgrade on your site. They would be your customers, not iFastNet's customers. And don't forget that the margins on domain names are razor thin and selling hosting services is the part where a hosting company actually makes money.
  13. InfinityFree
    That depends. Are you an experienced, professional PHP developer? Then the integration should be fairly straight forward. Do you have little or not experience with PHP software development and did you hope to find a ready to use client area? Then you will be very disappointed and you might not even be able to integrate it.
  14. InfinityFree
    iFastNet wants people to upgrade to iFastNet. That doesn't happen if everything is sold white label through your own website.
  15. InfinityFree
    Running a PHP command works effortlessly on Linux, macOS and other good operating systems, you don't even need a full web server stack to run it. Addtionally, It also works on Windows, you just need to download a PHP executable. As @mike said, your computer needs to be REALLY slow for it not to work. I've ran Composer on Atom processors with 512 MB of RAM without any problem. There was some discussion about installing it without Composer on the GitHub page as well: https://github.com/HansAdema/mofh-client/issues/16
  16. InfinityFree
    The template is quite easy to get. It's the application code underneath it that's the real value. To call the client management system a "template" is an insult to be honest. A template is HTML and CSS, maybe with a PHP contact form or something.
  17. InfinityFree
    But iFastNet also sells domain names already and puts their domain registration options in the control panel already. Why would they help someone cut into their profits by letting others sell the same service they sell themselves?
  18. InfinityFree
    Mastodon is typically deployed through a Docker container. Are you sure it's possible to even run it on a PHP/MySQL shared hosting service?
  19. InfinityFree
    Did you follow the installation instructions?
  20. InfinityFree
    The custom username thing is specific to MyOwnFreeHost and not part of the WHM API spec, so WHMCS does not support it out of the box. And WHMCS is fully encrypted with ionCube so.... good luck with that.
  21. InfinityFree
    Actually, I'm OK with helping people and I think most people are. However, there is a difference between "helping" and "doing your work for you". If you are using the API or the API client and get stuck with a specific implementation detail, I'm happy to talk to you. But, for example, if you come to me saying you downloaded the API client zip file and don't know what to do next, I will not help you (try following the installation instructions first). And I, as well as pretty much anyone else ever, will not give away for free the project they invested a lot of time and effort in because you are unwilling to invest the same time and effort. I'm happy to help people, but I will help people who got stuck, who tried hard to solve the issue themselves but didn't end up solving it themselves. I will not help people who are too lazy to learn or do work themselves. It's possible to build a client area without any implementation assistance. I did so, which means you can too.
  22. InfinityFree
    A sample is available on the GitHub page.
  23. InfinityFree
    Depends on what you mean by "support". If you mean "you can execute Composer commands on the hosting server", then no. But you can install the dependencies on your own computer and upload them to a free hosting account and they will work perfectly.
  24. InfinityFree
    Note that this API client is supposed to be used in custom applications, not in WHMCS. You might be able to integrate this client in WHMCS, but I think you'd be the first to do so. In other words, there isn't anyone who can spoon-feed you the solution.
  25. InfinityFree
    The script should be installed with Composer. Downloading the script as a ZIP file and trying to integrate the files directly in your app is hard, if not impossible. If you don't know about Composer, I highly recommend to learn it.
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