Logan L Johnson

I would recommend SMF

You could always purchase a WHMCS license if you want a full client area. @PCTipsGR and I have been working on some login/signup templates for MOFH as well, which you may find useful; https://github.com/NeotiDev/mofh-bootstrap-login

Oh. That's a really generic name lol. Never heard of it.

I host a social network on MOFH, but, it is a custom script. What script, specifically, are you trying to run? Dolphin? GNUSocial?

Go to https://cpanel.ifastnet.com and click "Lost Password". Type in your username and email there, and click "fetch". It should send an email containing a new password. Use your username and this new password to login to https://cpanel.ifastnet.com, and use cPanel to change the new password to the one which you desire.

Considering the fact that you can connect to the client's cPanel I don't see how this is useful.

Use the following nameservers only; ns1.byet.org ns2.byet.org ns3.byet.org ns4.byet.org ns5.byet.org Then try parking it again.

You can't type "NameServer" before the nameserver address. Just use ns1.name.whatever without anything in front of it.

When I get some extra time I'll send him an email

It's HTML email. There are a variety of different software products available which use HTML for sending out emails.

Ha! PFH is how I first discovered iFastNet lol. You should add me as a mod

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On Microsoft Windows; Open a command prompt (super+r, then type "cmd" and press enter) ipconfig /release ipconfig /renew Sign out of cPanel. Sign back into cPanel. Try it again. If this doesn't work, or you're using a different OS, do as @PCTipsGR suggested (I use Windscribe free VPN) You can download it from their official website. If you're using Debian/Ubuntu it can be installed from apt (forgot the package name lol) or, on Arch, through the AUR (windscribe-cli)

When I get some free time I'm going to implement the signup page on my website (with some tweaks to make it match my branding)

If you're using Dreamweaver or Geany for editing, you can use the "find and replace" option to find 'http' and replace with 'https'.