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  1. IFastNet makes some pages goes to a parking page with ads, not a scam. For example: https://thisdomaindoesnotexist.byethost12.com/ It generally goes there with subdomains that haven't been registered yet. Caching could cause an issue, which is why some people might see the ads
  2. Some features I find to be missing in MOPHY-lite: Suspension reason A support system with iFastNet Token system Glad to see development again with MOPHY-lite!
  3. Nice ! -- I also recommend Flaticon.com for vector icons, and Pexels.com for stock images. Here are some good datacenter images from Pexels: https://www.pexels.com/photo/black-server-racks-on-a-room-325229/ https://www.pexels.com/photo/close-up-photo-of-mining-rig-1148820/ And some "coding" ones: https://www.pexels.com/photo/data-codes-through-eyeglasses-577585/ https://www.pexels.com/photo/close-up-photo-of-programming-of-codes-546819/ Additionally, Unsplash and Freepik is also a good source. These are all free, but Freepik and Flaticon require attribution.
  4. This I'm aware of, which is why I personally set the length to 30. Ah. That's the major problem I wasn't aware of. So, let's say that you actually did have a fully random generator. And you had more than 8 characters. This would be more secure, right? Yes I agree that having an expiring token is a much better idea. I'll wait until a stable release with this is implemented, I'd rather not go messing with the code and the database for now in case a change is actually made. For now, after making it fully random and making it much longer, this should provide a more-secure alternative to what we previously had (although it is still not a perfect system). This is also fairly easy to implement and remove later, so I don't see any drawbacks to doing this for now. -- Anyway, thanks alot for the support! My apologies if these questions are stupid, still new(ish) to PHP. -- Also, thanks to @Shen Weiand everyone else who helped with the client area, for actually developing an open source client area. I've seen some older posts from InfinityFree, who mentions he/she/they would not give away their client area, as it's their main competitive edge (and I fully understand this.) Shen Wei did this anyway, and made it open souce. Respect for that. -- Also (again) how come the original topics for Hustal and Mophy-Lite were removed by moderators? I didnt see anything wrong with them.
  5. Correct me if I am wrong (and I probably am), but what would be the difference between brute forcing this and brute forcing a password?
  6. How easy would it be to switch from MOPHY-lite to MOARC after it releases?
  7. While you can use WordPress as a CMS, it's not recommended. It's best to just have a plain HTML/CSS website. MyOwnFreeHost offers some HTML templates at https://myownfreehost.net/templates.php (although they definitely aren't the greatest, and aren't mobile responsive.) If you just want to use the default registration system provided by IFastNet, you must have a page named register.php with this form: <?PHP // This is used to geneate a unique number for catchpa $id = md5(rand(6000,PHP_INT_MAX)); ?> <? // This is used to constuct the cPanel login ur>ol include('geturl.php'); ?> <form id="updatedetails" name="updatedetails" class="signup" method=post action="https://order.<?echo $yourdomain;?>/register2.php"> <table> <div class="form-group"> <tr><th>Username<td><input class="form-control" type=text name=username size=30 value="" maxlength="16" onkeyup="return ismaxlength(this)"><td> </div> <div class="form-group"> <tr><th>Password<td><input class="form-control" type=password name=password size=30 maxlength="8" onkeyup="return ismaxlength(this)"><td> </div> <div class="form-group"> <tr><th>Email Address<td><input class="form-control" type=text name=email size=30 value=""></td></tr> </div> <div class="form-group"> <tr><th>Site Category<td><select class="form-control" size="1" name="website_category"> <option>Personal</option> <option>Business</option> <option>Hobby</option> <option>Forum</option> <option>Adult</option> <option>Dating</option> <option>Software / Download</option> </select> </td></tr> </div> <div class="form-group"> <tr><th>Site Language<td> <select class="form-control" size="1" name="website_language"> <option>English</option> <option>Non-English</option> </select> </td></tr> </div> <input type=hidden name=id value="<?PHP echo $id; ?>"> <tr><th>Security Code<td><div ><img width="250px" height="90px" src="https://order.<? echo "$yourdomain" ;?>/image.php?id=<?PHP echo $id; ?>"></div><td> <tr><th>Enter Security Code<td><input class="form-control" type=text name=number size=30><td> <tr><th colspan=2><button type="submit" class="btn btn-primary">Submit</button><td></tr> </table> </form> If you want to actually have a client area, than you can use MOPHY-lite, an open source client area by Shen Wei: https://github.com/NXTS-Developers/MOFHY-Lite/ Install the script on a subdomain (such as clientarea.yourdomain.com) or a directory (cyourdomain.com/clientarea). Then, on your main website, have a button that links to the client area page. It will show up after they sign up. If you want a client area you can use MOPHY-Lite, as I mentioned above: https://github.com/NXTS-Developers/MOFHY-Lite/ . This isn't a "WordPress script" though.
  8. Checked it, thank you for the response! This question still stands.
  9. This is just my opinion, maybe I'm wrong, what exactly is the point in offering Let's Encrypt certificates? You can use them on subdomains, and it's more confusing to the user to have to pick two options for an SSL provider. Also once Let's Encrypt is added are you planning on removing the GoGetSSL? (Hopefully not) Either way good job!
  10. Really like the subtle shading behind the "Powered by" and "IFastNet'. Also like how you bordered the "Powered by VistaPanel" icons. Although the hosting isn't exactly powered by it, it's more of just the control panel used. Doesn't matter! A little feedback on the Byet badge, it kind of looks like it says "Byet Powered by Internet services". I would honestly just get rid of "Internet Services and have a more square badge, with just the "Byet" logo and "Powered by" above it. Regardless, these are awesome badges!
  11. Yeah maybe. The copyright on their website shows IFastNet, so I'm just assuming it's actually spelt like that and styalized as iFastNet (like iPhone) in the logo. Either way iFastNet can't spell their name right! Thank you! Also congratulations on getting back your .ml domain, I'd recommend getting a free subdomain from FreeDNS (us.to) or eu.org. Its not the same as a real TLD, but better than what Freenom does with their domans. Looking forward!
  12. Haven't seen these yet but good job @TinkerMan and @Dimitris! Looking good! I think that a badge with "powered by" in green and "IFastNet" in orange would look nice, as these are iFastNet's primary colors. Also if you are planning on having "Powered By ByetHost" I'd recommend using the Byet logo: --- On a side note, does anyone know what font the iFastNet logo is? Also how do you actually spell "iFastNet" ?? I see it spelt differently all over IFastNet's website... iFastNet, I FastNet, IFastNet, IFastnet...
  13. Make sure you only either use the cloudflare nameservers or byet nameservers. If you are still having trouble make a support ticket at https://support.ifastnet.com
  14. Yes but, wouldn't their whole accounts be reset? The database will be completely cleared...
  15. How would I change all the "keys" in the databases from INT to VARCHAR ? Do I have to reinstall the whole thing?
  16. Yeah I know, that's why I said "temporarily" hopefully this can be fixed, if not by Shen Wei then by the community.
  17. Good to here. I noticed the having was changed from SHA-1 to SHA-256 (which is a good thing!) However this means that if you already have clients that signed up with your MOPHY-lite, their password would no longer work, correct? While the issue gets fixed, do you think it would be a good idea to use directory privacy to just prevent access to /admin in general?
  18. Yes I've heard on GitHub. Until then, would it make sense to do this?
  19. Currently, anyone can access anybody's account on MOPHY-lite by knowing the end-user's "hosting_client_key", which can be easily done by brute forcing numbers 0 through 999,999: https://github.com/NXTS-Developers/MOFHY-Lite/issues/53 However, what if you change the code, so that when the end-user signs up, the "hosting_client_key" doesn't generate numbers 0 through 999,999, but instead uses a combination of numbers and letters? This makes it much harder to brute force. Or will doing this break something? (My apologies if this is the stupidest idea ever) While this is probably not the most ideal solution, it is at least a somewhat efficient way of dealing with the problem, until an actual fix is made.
  20. Oh! I didn't know that. Where can I find that, the only one I find on GitHub is v1.8
  21. Not anywhere near as bad as Hustal. That's a pretty good choice, unfortunately it isn't actually a client area it's just an authentication template. -- You could also purchase a license for WHMCS but it's expensive and some features don't work fully.
  22. Well, there technically is "PROJECT HUSTAL", but it has too many security issues to be usable. I wouldn't recommend it. MOPHY-Lite is your best bet, currently.
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