infomike

Ah that makes sense now, I am currently connecting as root as that's how the system was originally setup for us. Does it sound ok to keep using root for most of our stuff but for this particular package setup a second "server" with the reseller credentials - in effect make whmcs think you have two servers but its actually the same server with two sets of login details? Mike

Hi There, I have WHMCS succesfully creating packages in WHM/Cpanel, however when you List Accounts in WHM/Cpanel they all appear to be owned by root I would like to be able to create a package that is owned by one of my resellers - currently I need to log in and manually change the ownership of the account and then upgrade it to get the right theme. I have a WHM package called 'keysites' and in WHMCS Module settings I have the matching 'keysites' package in there. This seems to be working but is there a way I can automatically assign this newly created package to a particular cpanel reseller? Let me know if I can provide more or clarify the information. Thanks! Mike

Hi There, I'm attempting to integrate WHMCS with my current order system mainly so that I dont have to manually put all the clients' address details. I am just trying to setup a hosting account on a cpanel server - the system can: 1. Create a new client 2. Create order for that client. I then try and run a modulecreate command with the following $postfields["username"] = $username; $postfields["password"] = md5($password); $postfields["action"] = "modulecreate"; $postfields["accountid"] = $userID; I unfortunately get an error: The following error occured: Sorry, a group for that username already exists. Alternatively when i go to the products/services screen in WHMCS it's created the client and order and has the domain name, I click create and it automagically creates a username/password and passes it to cpanel. From my script it does not seem to autogenerate a user/pass Am I missing something obvious? Thanks Mike