Damo

It's almost a month and module updates for the current version of WHMCS are still not available because they don't support PHP 8. PHP 8 wasn't released overnight so why is it taking so long to update the modules you're selling?

I turned on error reporting in the WHMCS config file, re-ran the check and the directory name showed up in the PHP error log.

If you were testing your system and entered your email address (the one use as an admin) as the customers email address at the time of purchase it would make sense that the 'customer' email address received that message.

That's an admin email. The customer doesn't get that one. Look at the email templates in the setup/configuration area.

Please continue updating your modules to support WHMCS 8.6.x and PHP 8.1. It's taking a long time.

I've identified the cause. There was a directory that wasn't readable and it was generating a 500 error. Perhaps the scanner could handle this type of exception instead of bombing out completely.

Why, after all these years (especially given that WHMCS was developed in the UK), is there no British (and by default Australian) language translations available? US 'English' is not actually English. In US English words with S in them are shown as Z. Eg sanitise is shown as sanitize. In US English many words drop the U. Eg colour is shown as color. Is there an English translation file available? If not, why not?

Hello. I am receiving the follow error message when attempt to run the PHP Version Compatibility utility.

I've usually had quick replies from requests too. My current one about PHP 8.1 support is waiting a reply after 48 hours so far.

Also check the gateway log in WHMCS. It will show if the payment request was made more than once.

That would be expected wouldn't it? Logging in via gmail is really no different to entering the site login details. Once initially authenticated the second authentication method would kick in.

@leemahoney3 that's a very compressive post. I hope the OP really does appreciate that you've assisted them with configuring their server, something that is not in the realm of WHMCS installation or support. You're very generous in help.

'View & Manage Contacts' is a User permission setting. It's not available to all users and must be set per user. That's the whole idea of permissions.

Isn't that what the User permission of 'View & Manage Contacts' be for?

We have to wait for a compatible version of WHMCS is made available. See https://blog.whmcs.com/133720/whmcs--php-81