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Hi everyone, I have an open ticket with WHMCS but no resolution at the moment, I am in urgent need, was hoping maybe someone here could have a similar situation or suggestion. I had a WHMCS 5.1.2 install, the server crashed. I had a daily DB backup luckily. I emailed the WHMCS team because the 5.1.2 Download was not available, but 5.1.5 was and they told to use that; it will work the same. So I install a fresh install of 5.1.5 and login, it works fine, SSL (https areas) work fine. No issue. So then, I open phpmyadmin, open the whmcs database and DROP all the tables. Now I import the backup I had. I can load my client area but everything that requires a login throws a 500 internal server error. So I edit the whmcs database and turn off SSL.... now, I can login as a customer or to the WHMCS admin area. All my data is there, HOWEVER: 1. If I turn SSL/HTTPS back on in WHMCS it breaks everything Note: my SSL setup on nginx is not the issue since the fresh 5.1.5 was fine pre DB restore 2. Even with SSL off, I cannot open new tickets, pay invoices, it won't send emails, it won't "login as client", etc. All of those things fail. It seems like permissions maybe or something. Does anyone have any suggestions?

Hello Everyone, I have a pretty serious issue. I have products set to auto-terminate, the Activity Log shows them terminating, however, inside of the customers account the product remains as active. What could be causing this and how do I go about getting it fixed, it is making WHMCS cost me money. Thanks

Hello, I use WHMCS and need some general usage help -- When a customer is on a plan, I have 1 time products, they are not recurring, so, they are 1 term aka 1 month. In theory, this means it should expire after one month. However, I have some that are not. I notice the invoices will go into the unpaid invoices / due, however, so do the invoices from customers who dont finish singup. Is there any view just to see customers who have paid and let a package expire? Or have it send me a message. I am just trying to find an easy way to see whom to deactivate daily.