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  1. Hi all, had a quick search but my google foo is failing me! All but 2 of my recurring payments are going through just fine. These 2 are older payments and they are failing because paypal says: Notification URL : http://www.maia-internet.com/invoicing/modules/gateways/callback/paypal.php HTTP response code : 404 which makes sense because the site is now https:// the other payments that were setup before the switch to https are coming in nicely, there are just these 2 rogue ones that haven't picked up the change. My IPN setting in paypal is set to https://www.maia-internet.com/invoicing (as it won't let me leave it blank) and there are no errors in any of the billing logs or gateway logs. Any ideas? cheers all, Dave
  2. Thanks for the tips, looks like I may have fixed the cron running. I tried to run it manually and it gave me an error I hadn't seen before: Unable to communicate with the WHMCS installation. Please verify the path configured within the crons directory config.php file. For more information, please see http://docs.whmcs.com/Custom_Crons_Directory On checking config.php the path to the root directory was relative '../' Changing it to absolute seems to have fixed it - at least the cron job ran fully! Weird, but let's see if that does the job - I might even upgrade to 7.0 now that I've updated my PHP to 5.6 thanks again all, Dave
  3. Hi Brian, as far as i can tell the cron is running and there doesn't seem to be any errors. Although there is no mention of the cron running or not running. However, /var/log/cron has the entry: Oct 30 09:00:01 mia crond[5217]: (maia) CMD (php -q /home/maia/domains/maia-internet.com/public_html/invoicing/crons/cron.php) I've just looked in the cron.php file and I found some added code from a corrupt wordpress install a few months ago. I've cleaned it up and will run cron.php manually in a minute. Thanks for the pointer and making me check again - I'll report back with the results. Cheers, Dave
  4. Hi all, Here's the thing: Since upgrading last year all my monthly recurring customers haven't had a new invoice. All their payments since then have been added to the last invoice since the update. I'm thinking it was an upgrade from v5 to v6 (august '15?) I'm getting the payments fine and they've been added to the old invoice as a credit. No major issue as the money is coming in, but when a customer asks for 12 (a year's) invoices there's just one with only 1 month's time frame on it. Not good for their accountants! I'm currently using v6.3.1 on Centos 5 and directadmin 1.50.1 any suggestions welcomed - I've fiddled with the settings through out and nothing seems to fix it. Cheers Dave
  5. Hi guys, just thought I'd let you know about an event that happened on my install just a few minutes ago. Not sure if they were successful but a url was entered to change the details of a new, prob bogus, account that had been created. The result in WHMCS was thus: First Name Andri Last Name Cyber4rt Company Name DMASTERPIECE Email Address [email]a@b.com[/email] Address 1 AES_ENCRYPT(1,1), address1= (SELECT MIN(username) FROM tbladmins) Address 2 AES_ENCRYPT(1,1), address2= (SELECT MIN(password) FROM tbladmins) City dm State/Region Arizona Postcode dm Country US - United States Phone Number 086969696969 as you can see an attempt was made to get the 'admin' details out of the database. Does anyone know if these attacks are known about and if so are they successful. I have only 1 admin and have changed the password, but it's out there that people are trying! Cheers, Dave
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