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VehiCROS

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  1. I just tried replacing PHP Info with SFTP status. At first it was displaying all green check boxes. Then just minutes later (and a few page refreshes) the status has turned to red. I would expect them to be red anyway, and I was really surprised that the status indicators were all green. So back to the drawing board, so what else can I put there..? ?
  2. Very smart thinking Matt, so here is what I replaced it with. title = SFTP {foreach key=num item=server from=$servers} {get_port_status num="$num" port="22"} {foreachelse} {/foreach} Now the SFTP port status is displayed
  3. I believe the answer you are looking for it how to activate it, which is: Click onTabs: Setup>General Settings>Domains. Then click on "allow Clients to register domains with you"
  4. Actually John, I believe Cape Dave was asking how to activate it, which is: Click onTabs: Setup>General Settings>Domains. Then click on "allow Clients to register domains with you"
  5. When it comes to solving problems, us newguys work harder than anyone to find answers. Problem: Trying to get accounts created via WHMCS to synchronize with WHM. I tried everything, read, re did, pulled my hair out. Here is what I learned that helped the most: 1. the cron jobs are activated through cPanel, not WHMCS. The WHMCS Automation link simply provides the cron job "code". 2. When setting up a new package in WHMCS, The Module tab is the most critical. This is where the WHM package name should be entered. 3. The Package name has to be the same, I.E. hostname_packagename, not just packagename. 4. After days of thinking I either must be stupid, or I was missing some tiny little setting, I then tried a test and found the problem: My final Solution: the package name I entered into the module tab in WHM was preceded by a space. Example " hostname_packagename" Instead of "hostname_packagename". That was it, I found the problem was I must have copied and pasted a blank space at the beginning of my package name . I hope this helps someone.
  6. New, and looking to add a header Image LOGO to a new installation of WHMCS. I found what appears to be the correct code from another post: <div id="company_title" style="background-color:transparent;">{if "images/logo.png"|file_exists}<img src="images/logo.png" align="left" alt="" />{else}{$companyname}{/if}</div> but I have no clue which file to add it to, nor where the file is located. Help Anyone? thank you
  7. The code and solution appear correct, but I could not find either template.tpl or header. tpl So can some one tell me exactly where is the file to modify to add a header image?
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