Ctek

Today I have come across a lot of people having issues with the Domain Sync / domain expiry date syncing issue. So I'm putting this post up to hopefully help someone out there. I'm using Version 6 of WHMCS First of all go to: SETUP > GENERAL SETTINGS > DOMAINS tab. Make sure " Sync Next Due Date" is ENABLED Make sure " Domain Sync Notify Only" is DISABLED. - Edit your "domainsync.php.new" file (rename to domainsync.php) - This file is in your Crons folder - If you moved your writable directory's (crons folder) to another directory than the WHMCS root folder you will need to update the "domainsync.php" file Add or edit the WHMCS dir path "$whmcspath = '/home/YOUR DIRECTORY/'; Create Cron Job - php -q /home/YOUR DIRECTORY/crons/domainsync.php Have your Crons Job going for each min to confirm this is working correctly then adjust to every 4 hours as recommended by WHMCS. Hope this helps someone - Any dramas let me know

Today I have come across a lot of people having issues with the Domain Sync / domain expiry date syncing issue. So I'm putting this post up to hopefully help someone out there. I'm using Version 6 of WHMCS First of all go to: SETUP > GENERAL SETTINGS > DOMAINS tab. Make sure " Sync Next Due Date" is ENABLED Make sure " Domain Sync Notify Only" is DISABLED. - Edit your "domainsync.php.new" file (rename to domainsync.php) - This file is in your Crons folder - If you moved your writable directory's (crons folder) to another directory than the WHMCS root folder you will need to update the "domainsync.php" file Add or edit the WHMCS dir path "$whmcspath = '/home/YOUR DIRECTORY/'; Create Cron Job - php -q /home/YOUR DIRECTORY/crons/domainsync.php Have your Crons Job going for each min to confirm this is working correctly then adjust to every 4 hours as recommended by WHMCS. Hope this helps someone - Any dramas let me know