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I tried to get Zenoss installed on a CentOS 5 VPS (plenty of memory) and I ran into a ton of issues. I worked my way through most of them one by one but at the end I still had a few that were deal breakers.

Hello, I have a custom coded welcome e-mail (and a few others) and I want to use the logo that was made with that custom template. I still want to use the default logo (as defined in the general settings area) for various other e-mails (confirmation e-mails and such). any way for me to do this?

Looking forward to the phpBB3

Just an update I had accidentally checked a feature on the free subdomain product so that it then did not match the product features as created in WHMCS. Thanks to support for pointing me in the right direction! @mysmallbizu I'm just now looking for that solution also.

anyone know what has to happen before the welcome e-mail is sent?

Dann, Thanks I should have thought about doing it that way. Is there a way to set the gateway to test mode to validate?

Is there a way to put whmcs in some sort of test mode so that I can place test orders and see the entire process but not actually place the orders (registrar/gateway)? Tried searching but could not find this anywhere.

Ok so I answered some of my own questions. I had Show Domain Options (product details tab) unchecked. Once I checked that I got the window where it asks you to input your subdomain. It now fills in some of the empty boxes so that answers those questsions. @dansgalaxy Thanks for the suggestions, I tried setting things your way and I still run into my final problem, and that is that the account creation fails with the free subdomain. All other accounts work fine. I tried the wrong password just to check and I do get an error that indicates login failed. Now that I'm thinking about this, aren't subdomains created from the control panel? In my case I want the subdomains created on a different domain name then my server (ex: in whmcs server is myservername.mydomain.net but I'm creating subdomains on freedomains.com). Should I create a new "server" (even though this server is really just a domain on the real server) and make that the default for subdomain accounts? Well I tried creating a fake "server" pointing to the domain name and using both the cpanel username/password and the whm U/P. When I use the cpanel account login fails when I use the whm just get the plain account creation failed.

having the same question and reading your link I'm not sure why you thought that was a solution.

To be precise the error I get is: Server Command Error Account Creation Failed: Account Creation Failed I've been able to create other accounts fine.

Hello, I've read all the posts on how to enable a free subdomain but I still can not get this to work. Here's what I've done. 1. Created a Free Hosting package under the "Other Product" type. 2. In Product & Services --> Details --> subdomain field: entered ".myfreedomainname.com" (note: this is different then the main hosting domain name as I want the free accounts under a different name). Here are some things I noticed: 3. In Clients Profile --> Summary page --> under Product and Services listing the order says (No Domain). 4. When a customer signs up for a free subdomain they are never prompted to enter what they want to call the subdomain (ex: testcustomer.freedomain.net). 5. When I try to create the account it fails (generic error message). Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thank you

same question I have.

Cool, thanks for the answer. I'll give it a try and report back.

Hello all, I installed WHMCS into a directory called "whmcs" but I would like to change that name. Other then links will changing the directory impact/break WHMCS in any way? Thank you!

I've only started my search for forum integration, would be great if whmcs had a simple mechanism to integrate user logins with various forum software.

punbb, mybb

I see your point, but then again sometimes you just need to get some basics up and tweak them as you go. I would have no problems using a basic set of topics and then tweak them along the way.