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Hi all... I had a question and I think this is the correct community to as in...

I resell domains from two registrars: NameCheap and NameSilo. The default cron doesn't work with NameSilo and they provide their own script for keeping domains up to date. For NameCheap, the default cron does work so I don't want to disable it. My question is this: how do I get WHMCS cron to only run for NameCheap domains and exclude the NameSilo ones? I find emails with tons of "Sync Not Supported by Registrar Module" messages not very useful.

Alternatively, am I able to get the email to exclude anything with that message?

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You can't unless you are going to code the feature right into the module. You could  of course create a separated cron just to run that module but if the module does not support the sync domain operations in WHMCS its not going to do anything either.

You should contact the developer or provider of that module so they add that function to their module and this would depend only if the API system on their side even supports this. The module basically connects to the registrar and tries to check the expiration dates and status for each domain, then syncs that information with your local WHMCS database. This is why its called sync. You need both the registrar and the module to support this.

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