Collin1000

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Since I just bought this last night and installed 1.0.0 to test, it seems like dev is pretty rapid right now. Are there upgrade docs, or should I hold off on live install while you dev?

Looking forward to this. $15 is reasonable and within my price range.

Have a cookie. ASO rocks.

I know how to do it, the problem is WHMCS does not have the integration points I need.

I expect they will announce it next week in their roadmap meeting. http://www.cpanel.net/2010/07/quartely-roadmap-webinar-july-2010.html

I actually just did earlier, as long as you use your own custom images, you are not required to use the branding on their images. That said, the copyright line in the chat window requires a fee to remove.

Thats how I do it now. I was just hoping there was a way to automate adding the fee so I could automate the suspensions.

Thanks for helping! I already charge a 10% late fee after the 2nd overdue day. Usually, most clients pay at this point. But after 5 days, the account is suspended. I have automatic un-suspensions off so I can manually verify every suspended account is in good standing. As such, I want to add a $10 un-suspension fee.

Lots of webhosts are starting to charge a "Suspension fee" when a user's account is suspended. The API docs on the suspend function are pretty pathetic - it can only return the hosting account ID. I also don't see any docs in the Invoice API for a way to add a charge to an existing invoice. When WHMCS auto suspends an account for late payment, I'd like to tack on a $10 "suspension fee" to the overdue invoice. Doesnt look like thats possible, though. Would these be possible additions? Thanks!

It actually already goes - as an ASO customer, they are already using it in their WHMCS install.

What other webhosts contrib back to open source and potentially help their competition?

+1 for ASO being awesome.

Hey! This is the ASmallOrange guy! Glad to see you got it working - care to share how?

Eh, update here. It might have something to do with the fact that the "strongly recommended" Country Code Data is over 95,000 rows long. Who came up with that dumb idea?