New ISPConfig module for WHMCS

You would have to write a script using the API's of both ISPConfig and WHMCS. All the script does is automate creating new customers and plans from within WHMCS. You would have to continue using what ever billing system you were using before WHMCS and manually create Users and Plans for them in WHMCS or automate the whole thing using api's.

 

Order Accept Encountered Problems
SOAP Error: Could not connect to host

I tried them all, IP: port, URL: port, http or https...
I feel pretty frustrated...

 

I would break it down into a simple test and then get larger. Here is a simple test to see if the login/password you set up is correct. Just tested it here so I know it works. If user or pw is incorrect, fix it and then move over to the iscfg3 code. replace your user info and ip info.

Code:

<?php

$username = 'test_user';
$password = 'test_password';

$soap_location = 'http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:8080/remote/index.php';
$soap_uri = 'http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:8080/remote/';

$client = new SoapClient(null, array('location' => $soap_location,
                                     'uri'      => $soap_uri,
                                     'trace' => 1,
                                     'exceptions' => 1));
try {
    if($session_id = $client->login($username,$password)) {
        echo 'Logged successfull. Session ID:'.$session_id.'<br />';
    }

} catch (SoapFault $e) {
    echo $client->__getLastResponse();
    die('SOAP Error: '.$e->getMessage());
}

?>

 

Hello webguyz and thanks for the reply.
Unfortunately register again this error:
SOAP Error: Could not connect to host

Username and password have been reinsert correctly both in ISPConfig that WHMCS. Any suggestions or solutions are appreciated. I'm using the latest version of the module discharged a few hours ago.

 

what happens if you enter the url http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:8080/remote/index.php on your browser?
Are you sure you are using http/https accordingly to your ispconfig configuration?
If you are using https, do you have self signed certificates or properly chained ones?

 

I use https not signed on ISPConfig. Until yesterday I had no problems.

 

Do you mean that the WHMCS module worked until yesterday, or your ISPConfig url worked until yesterday?

 

I'm talking about the module, my ISPConfig url always used https.

 

Then I would have to say what changed on your systems in the last few days to stop it working? Can you connect to the ispconfig web interface from the whmcs system using lynx for example?

 

I can connect with linx, provided I accept an unknown certificate

 

Ok, so its not a network issue. However the issue still seems to be with the whmcs server. The error message is quite clear, "Could not connect to host" So you will have to do some debugging on your whmcs server. To start with, you can turn on the module logging in whmcs and see if it gives you any more clues. Otherwise, you will need to turn up your apache logging to try and see whats going on.

 

Thank you for reply cwispy.
I investigated in the system log, but does not see any error message.
It's really strange...
I use Nginx and since I installed your form I've never had a problem, however the form of Germanius that I have created several problems, but never mind I got around them alone...

 

Glad to hear you got things sorted out again.

 

Unfortunately I have not solved the problem, your form will always return the same error and debug WHMCS does not report anything.
I ask for support, even for a fee, to the solution of the problem.

 

Try making these changes to the module, and with the module debug turned on you should at least see something in the module log in whmcs module log.

Turn on the display_errors option at the top of the module.

PHP:

ini_set('error_reporting', E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE);
ini_set("display_errors", 1); // Set this option to Zero on a production machine.

And add the logModuleCall options further down.

PHP:

    if (
            ((isset($username)) &&
            ($username != '')) &&
            ((isset($password)) &&
            ($password != ''))
            )
        {

    try {
        logModuleCall('ispconfig','CreateClient','Trying to Connect','','');
        /* Connect to SOAP Server */
        $client = new SoapClient( null,
                                array( 'location' => $soap_url,
                                        'uri' => $soap_uri,
                                        'exceptions' => 1,
                                        'trace' => false
                                    )
                                );
     
        /* Authenticate with the SOAP Server */
        $session_id = $client->login( $soapuser, $soappassword );
       logModuleCall('ispconfig','CreateClient','Connected','','');


 

If setup
ini_set("display_errors", 1);
products/services in clients area are not visible...

 

Check your server error log. That means there is a error in the parsing of the module.

 

In whmcs debug there are no posts.
In error log of nginx is present this post:
*24461 FastCGI sent in stderr: "PHP message: PHP Warning: Missing argument 3 for ModuleCallFunction(), called in /var/www/clients/client1/web2/web/includes/modulefunctions.php on line 0 and defined in /var/www/clients/client1/web2/web/includes/modulefunctions.php on line 0" while reading response header from upstream, client: 78.14.31.144, server: support.wpshosting.com, request: "POST /admin/clientsservices.php HTTP/1.1", upstream: "fastcgi://unix:/var/lib/php5-fpm/web2.sock:", host: "support.wpshosting.com", referrer: "https://support.wpshosting.com/admin/clientsservices.php?userid=8&id=13

 

Missing argument 3 for ModuleCallFunction() is a normal error. WHMCS has had that for ages. Any other errors?

 

No, I not have any other errors.
If someone is available to check and solve the problem I would be grateful.
You will be paid for the work.