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First off, I apologise for bumping an old topic. I'm wondering about it's nature, however. All those three domains are MyOwnFreeHost resellers, and they all link to each other (they seem to be owned by the same person, or group of people). This part of the post got me suspicious, as well as some other facts, such as the account logging in only once, on the day this post was written (I highlighted what I consider weird): Now of course, this could be just a person mentioning their experience, and I don't like to assume things. But the way the post is worded (especially listin

According to the post and this: it should also be safe to have the default PHP 7.4 selected. If you have had any issues with using BoxBilling on the latest PHP 7.4 please report them.

Weird, clicking on your "Client Login" button takes me to an actual cPanel/WHM page (WHM if I use 2087, so I know for sure it isn't MOFH), and your free hosting page links to https://cpanel.mya2cloud.ga/. Where is that form you are referring to?

Completely agree, however I don't think bumping a 6 year old topic will help. Making a new request would be probably better.

Hi Maddie! Welcome to the forum!

Welcome! Looking forward to interacting with you and getting to know you as well!

This really does not matter. As long as your site is online on Byet's servers, and it is using a nulled version, it can and probably will be suspended if/when it is detected. If you want to test WHMCS without a license, you'd probably need to do it on your own computer. Anyway, I am going to stop this discussion here as you said: As for Project Burger I am not sure if and when development on it will be restarted, but we will probably make a post about it. Good luck if you try making your own client area!

I understand what you mean, but unfortunately not only are we not allowed and won't help you when you are using a nulled version, but using it is grounds for account suspension/termination.

What kind of "trial" did your friend give you? WHMCS does not have a trial version afaik, and you are probably using a nulled version. Just like @Aqib already said, unless you have a legit version we will not be able to support you here. UIISC doesn't seem like a clientarea to me, the login page on their main website is a form that sends the data to vPanel. I hadn't noticed it had an admin panel when I had last checked it, but I'm not sure if you could customize specific pages of the admin panel for client use (and make sure they do not have admin access in the process).

Regarding your WordPress question in the original post, you would have to integrate it with the MOFH API. I'm not sure if it can be done, you would have to do it yourself. Well, the project states it is aimed at experienced (oo-)PHP developers, so you'd need experience with that and would essentially need to build the client area / CMS system yourself (the project is an API client).

There was a project that @einet made a while ago, Anake WHM API, a script that could theoretically help you in making a client. I haven't tested it recently, so I'm not sure if it still works. Other than that, there really isn't any ready-made client that I know of. Btw, this is not related to your question but, I'd suggest you disable CloudFlare on your reseller site, as it will break it.

Awesome! I'd recommend you update your signature, and more specifically the links (the second link is not working at all, at least the first one has a redirect, though it would be good if Project Logged v1.8 would get out of the WIP section of your signature as well). By the way, are you going to post it as a release on GitHub, or would that be pointless?

They were restricted because of abuse, and I'm pretty sure that if you can pay for a WHMCS license you can also pay for one of the premium plans which does not have that restriction. You can upload all the files by unzipping them and manually transferring them using a program like Filezilla. WHMCS is probably not going to function well in a free hosting account though, because of other restrictions, so I'd recommend you upgrade to a premium plan to host it.

It should be in your emails, if you cannot find it for any reason make an account on the support site using the same email as your MOFH panel email and ask them to reset it for you.

Just like it says, contact Support.

The question was how to install them, not how to find them. @VK Web has already downloaded a template from there and wants help on how to install them.

Delete all of the contents of the htdocs folder on your domain (if you just have the default template with nothing else), and upload the new files from the tar.gz file to it.

This is an old thread, but I'll reply anyway to try to explain some things. The problem with darksofity's domain, as I understood, was because the DNS had not fully propagated. It seems to have resolved now. If I was wrong, and it was something else, feel free to correct me. As for your problem @nelimitat.host, the website without www redirects to the website with www, which again redirects to the non-www version creating an endless loop. Try checking your .htaccess file or any redirects you have set up.

I understand that you are "fed up" with the situation, but your attitude isn't really helping. This forum is mostly filled with other Byet/iFastNet customers as well (such as myself), not support staff. It clearly states that anyway. As it is also stated in the welcome message, for such enquiries you should open a ticket with iFastNet's Support. Aside from that, as I want to help if I can, and since you say the ticket didn't really help you... Could you give some more info? For example: What is your domain? Who is your domain registrar? Have you registered yo

You should probably ask Support about this.

I thought Byet's default certificate worked with Full?

If you have pointed the domain to these nameservers and the account has been created on MyOwnFreeHost's system, then you should remove them and use the CloudFlare ones.

I am not sure if this is still accurate, you can ask support at https://support.ifastnet.com about it. Alternatively, you could use CloudFlare or any DNS hosting provider or ask your clients to use them if they need TXT records.

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Where's your proof?