New ISPConfig module for WHMCS

No this does not support creating resellers.

 

I have some working development code for translations because the whmcs translations does not seem to work. Due to work commitments and not having a home net connection at the moment, work on this module has very much stalled for a while.

 

sorry to hear that, dose this module currently work with whmcs 7.7.1?

 

I have an Ubuntu 16.04 server with ISPConfig 3.1 and a website where I installed WHMCS.

I enabled "Create Database during setup" and "Create Database Users", but I can't figure out where the database passwords are stored. Any ideas?

 

Yes it has been tested up to 7.8.2.

 

It creates the database users as C clientnumber and appends dbuRO and dbuRW with the password as the account.
eg: C34dbuRO

 

Im currently updating the module to use the json interface instead of soap. One reason is that it WHMCS includes the GuzzleClient already, so it keeps things simple.

I have all the migrated the main files and have all the default functions working for automation, such as create, terminate, suspend etc. I am now working on the client area.

I will hopefully commit these changes to guthub in the coming weeks.

 

I found out it's the same as that of the ftp user account.

 

Just a quick update. I have been making some pretty good progress on getting the updates done. Tonight I committed a lot of the changes to git. Definitely do not run it on a production system at the moment.
So far

ispcfg3.php is working, but needs more testing.
Emails tab in the client area is working, but needs more testing
Email Forwarders in the client area is working, but needs more testing.
FTP Accounts in the client area is working, but needs more testing.

If things keep progressing at this rate, I should have all the client area working by the end of the week. So anyone who has a development version of WHMCS and ISPConfig which they are willing to break, please test these changes as I commit them to github.

 

I have basically finished working through the client area now. There is one known issue with SRV records in the client area DNS Records. Apart from that, I would appreciate all those who can run the module on test systems to try it out and report any issues so that I can fix anything I have missed.

 

Tracking and testing
About emails: Not creating new email account
Current Mailboxes ( 0 of )
when she has an account she lists all the emails from the server

i'm using whmcs version 7.8.2

 

When registering a new site is not the IPs in a records By
A email {IP} 0 3600
A www {IP} 0 3600
A example.com. {IP} 0 3600

i'm using whmcs version v7.8.2 + ISPconfig v3.1.15

 

When the site registration is done the FTP user is disabled by default.

 

Thank you for the feedback. I will look into all of those issues.

 

there are more things that we are going to fix one thing at a time



sorry I'm Brazilian and I'm using Google Translator

 

Has the project stopped?

 

no, it is still going.

 

I have an Ubuntu 16.04 server with ISPConfig 3.1 and a website where I installed WHMCS.

I'm trying to use elFinder file manager from the client area, but somehow it only works with some clients, because for most of the clients I get the following error message:

Code:

Invalid backend configuration.
Readable volumes not available.

Any ideas? How can I track and compare both cases?

 

Ok, I feel like a real twit now. I had been fighting with my productions ISPConfig and the module using the SOAP connection for sometime now as it just stopped working one day. After a lot of swearing and fist shaking I finally found the issue was an old config.local.inc.php with some Access-Control-Allow header lines. Now that I moved that file out of the way, the SOAP client is working again.

So all the messing around that I went through to modify for the json is now going to get reversed and I am going to concentrate purely on fixing the bugs which have been mentioned and adding more error checking to prevent xss and other types of nasty actions users may try.
cwispy

 

Thanks for all your hard work. Really appreciate it!