nivlek78

I am facing this problem now

It should be the following : .sg|whois.nic.net.sg|Domain Not Found .com.sg|whois.nic.net.sg|Domain Not Found .org.sg|whois.nic.net.sg|Domain Not Found .net.sg|whois.nic.net.sg|Domain Not Found .gov.sg|whois.nic.net.sg|Domain Not Found Instead of .sg|whois.nic.net.sg|No Match .com.sg|whois.nic.net.sg|No Match .org.sg|whois.nic.net.sg|No Match .net.sg|whois.nic.net.sg|No Match .gov.sg|whois.nic.net.sg|No Match I hope this helps others as well.

This does not work. It says syntax error....

Looking forward to this

Kristopher, I read and re-read his post and I am pretty sure MACscr was referring to a different scenario. Furthermore, until Matt's post, there was no indication or mention of the files involved in the piping process and whether it could be seperated from main script and put into seperate server. What you just mentioned is EXACTLY what I was trying to point out from the start..about how cerberus, kayako etc allows users to seperate the piping function and allow it to be located on a seperate server. If that was MACscr's original proposal, then I apologise. Matt, thanks for the heads-up..Will try it now.

MACscr, That is a pretty different situation and will not work for me. Wont go into details but I need the main whmcs files (not just the database) on a seperate server. If it is just to point to a different database, I see no point in that really Thanks anyway for the suggestion.

Thanks Kristopher, I might just check that script out and get it.

what does that have to do with whmcs? he was only commenting on whmcs. MACscr, Read Matt's post then read my reply again. Matt was saying that off-server piping can only be done via POP import and that he was not sure how to do that so it wont be anytime soon. So I was just trying to inform him that POP import is not the only way to do off-server piping. Cerberus and other software do it by seperating the piping function from the main script and allowing users to host the piping files in seperate servers. My reply was polite and not meant to antagonise. No need for a reply like yours Cheers....

Actually, POP3 is not the only option. Check out the way Cerberus and many other helpdesk scripts do it.

I have the same issue here. Might be forced to use Cerberus instead until WHMCS can support off-server email piping. Matt, any idea when this will be possible? Or at least have an option to use POP import.