djkimmel

Actually, after looking at the database it appears to be a simple field with 'email_verified' in the clients table that is a 0 if no verified and a 1 if verified, so I'm just switching existing client accounts that I know have valid email addresses to 1 from 0. That takes care of it.

I didn't find and option for this - is there a way for a WHMCS admin user to make known valid existing client email addresses set to verified after turning on email verification? I turned it on for new accounts partially to make it harder for people to create a new account with a fake email address. I see that all existing clients now have an "unverified" email address. I'm aware WHMCS does not send the existing clients a verification email but I would prefer to set them to verified myself rather than cause confusion over this requirement I really intended to be for new accounts from now on? Thanks.

When I check my System Status in my WHMCS (version 7.2.3) I see the following warning: Installed cURL Version You currently have version 7.24.0 of cURL installed. This version is known to have security issues. Please update to the latest cURL and ensure it is greater than 7.35.0. Secure TLS Support in cURL cURL reports that it does not support Secure TLS 1.1 and 1.2. Make sure an SSL library that support TLS 1.1 and 1.2 is installed and supported by cURL. According to my hosting server support people I actually have version curl-7.19.7-53.el6_9.x86_64 installed (my server is older and they are saying this is the latest version available for it) and that it does have TLS v1.2 support. They showed me a test that reported an okay result. Anyone else see this, and maybe have some idea why I would get this result? My hosting support mentioned that maybe SSLv3 is being allowed? Not sure what that means to the issue. Thanks.

I received the following email this morning from eNom about my domain reseller account. It appears I can't set another domain renewal reminder AFTER the domain expiration date. Nor can I only forward domain renewal reminders to their email address below. I an using the latest WHMCS v5.2 branch. Is there a way someone has adjusted their WHMCS to accommodate eNom requirements? Will WHMCS be edited to accommodate this? I don't want my clients getting renewal reminders from eNom that will just confuse them.

I have upgraded to v5.1.2 but the behavior is the same - when I give a sub-account contact permission to 'View & Manage Contacts' it does no good. The person can log in. They can see the permission under 'Your allowed permissions are:' on the My Details page but so is the dreaded pink-highlighted 'You do not have the required permissions to access this page' message so they have no access to change their own password, let alone another contact. After searching on here and trying all the settings, it appears that only the master account owner or someone given master account access can change any passwords outside of the password reset link? Is that true or am I missing something? Is it true that sub-account contacts cannot change their own password to something of their choice with master account permission? It seems pretty worthless to be able to give someone 'View & Manage Contacts' permission where they can even see they supposedly have that permission if there is no way for them to actually exercise it unless they have master account control. Seems to limit the use of adding contacts to a very few functions. I am using the portal theme with few changes at anglerhosting.com, and don't allow new clients without a purchase due to a smaller, personal clientele and some issues with fraud attempts I don't need to waste time on the way most of my clients do business. Thank you if you can offer an insight into this.

I have to believe this shouldn't happen but while trying to get cPanel email piping working through an email forward with WHMCS v5.1.2 as recommended, I opened up my pipe.php file directly in my browser and it created an empty support ticket for my client #2. Each time I browsed to pipe.php a new ticket was created for client #2. This also caused my system to send an autorespond email to my real client #2 telling him we received 'his ticket.' I can't believe it is supposed to work this way? That could create a real mess if a bot starts hitting that file over and over? I renamed pipe.php for now since I couldn't find anything on here or the Internet to help me figure out if this was normal behavior and/or what to do about it? I went back to cron with pop.php for now but I would like to know if pipe.php really is supposed to create anything when it is just hit with a browser from the public? My WHMCS website is anglerhosting.com / billing/. Thanks for any information.

I got the email. Never heard of them. Lots of poor grammar and misspellings. I took it as a bad phishing attempt. Definitely spam since I've never dealt with them or gave them permission to send me anything. I hope there are consequences for this kind of behavior.

I searched for quite a while and can't find a clear answer on this or any real discussion since 2007-08. Does WHMCS 5.0.3 require register globals to be on for PHP 5+ or can I turn it off? Thanks.