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Chris, running 5.2.2. I submitted a ticket for you (Ticket #JUQ-610332) to login, but you never did with the credentials I supplied to you. I figured things were fixed when I saw the update so I installed that which got the admin side working. I went ahead and closed the ticket myself thinking in the near future a new release would resolve the client side: The Client side will accept the Yubikey and make it look like it will ask for user to authenticate, but it doesn't when logging in. It just lets them in. So, in a sense, nothing there for two-factor authentication.

I did upgrade to their bug fix which solved the admin login issue which works well now. However, the client side is still broken on my end.

I just upgraded tonight and was very excited to see the Yubikey integration. FINALLY!! I said! I entered in my existing API key as I have it set up for the backend of my main site and it works quite awesomely. It returned with an error, so I fetched a new key thinking maybe it was tied to the address associated with the software. In this case, (billing@example.com), whereas the other key is tied to (admin@example.com). In any event, neither API integration works and returns an error with a red X saying "There was a problem". Also, not seeing the option for my clients to add two-factor authentication in their portal. (I have an account I use for testing).

This is probably a super easy question so please don't flame me too much. I am integrating WHMCS into Wordpress and am using a plugin to do so. All is working beautifully, but I want my customers to be directed to my site rather than my WHMCS install as it won't blend with my template too well as a standalone. If I change the WHMCS System URL, does that actually change the full URL and break WHMCS or is it only going to change what is put in the templates where {$invoice_link} is? Or another way of putting it is - is there a way to change just that for all invoice and support templates where an email is sent to the customer?

I have switched out of Joomla now so thank you everyone for their information and looking at this. You can see the new look at the same link. No more iFrames!!!

Odd - just tried it and it loaded fine on my end, just tested in IE 10 (I never use that software), Firefox, Opera and Chrome (all latest versions). Interesting on that error code. I did hit this on Microsoft's site looking for an explanation: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/811262 Not sure if you are on XP, Vista, 7, 8, Mac OSX or whatever, so this may not apply to you. I am extremely curious now on solving this issue. Anyone else getting this issue?

jclarke - THANK YOU SO MUCH! I was glad to find it though a Google Search which led to your module and then to your site. It was quite easy to integrate and can now breathe a sigh of relief that I can now offer my customers a viable payment option. I have had several tell me they refuse to use Paypal so having this is a welcome addition.

Yes - I know iFrames are not looked up too happy anymore in the web development community, but with the proper use, they can look pretty good. (This site is using iFrames to enclose WHMCS). This is a Work in Progress, I am workng on matching the background to make the iFrame less apparent, but feel it is good enough so far. This is a temporary placement until I can finish modifying a template for WHMCS. I have active hosting customers so need to have at least something there for them. Main Site: http://www.captainhost.net Integrated Client Area: http://www.captainhost.net/customer.html Integrated Shopping Cart: http://www.captainhost.net/setsail.html I removed the WHCMS logo, and some menu links to fit the site better.