Kuhl, Rubens Posted September 3 Share Posted September 3 54 minutes ago, PapaKai said: If I am right, that's a hosting company and not a Domain Registrar for Reselling Business... I can't even find a WHMCS Registrar Module covering them - neither shipped with WHMCS nor available in www. They are a brand of Marcaria. While they are a registrar, mostly focused on intelectual property holders, they don't seem to have a wholesale registrar operation. 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RadWebHosting Posted September 5 Share Posted September 5 Hexonet was the best...sadly it seems they've abandoned the Hexonet platform for their CentralNic Reseller, which provides encoded WHMCS modules. So not as flexible as the Hexonet modules of the previous era... 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
PapaKai Posted September 5 Share Posted September 5 > Hexonet was the best...sadly it seems they've abandoned the Hexonet platform for their CentralNic Reseller, which provides encoded WHMCS modules. So not as flexible as the Hexonet modules of the previous era... @RadWebHosting Our software bundle for CNR (CentralNic Reseller) is developed by the same team (my one). We did our best in regards to aligning the feature level to the HEXONET integration (just 2 minor points are left). We started with the encoding of the HEXONET (aka. ISPAPI) Integration as well a while ago. We are spending resources (and by that money) on making the world of WHMCS a lot better, but are not open to share insights to our code base to others (including competitors!). So, whenever there's something not working / not working as expected / not flexible enough / missing, just open a support ticket and address that. We usually can help with providing a solution (adding a feature / patch / hack or explaining about a whmcs quirk that can be used or by consulting in general). Sometimes, Resellers are even not aware that we already have a solution at hand / built-in or that it is possible somehow via WHMCS in the meanwhile. That's the key - addressing your needs and questions. Otherwise, yes, how should we help out in terms of closed source software? 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
DennisHermannsen Posted September 6 Share Posted September 6 Completely agree with @PapaKai. It was definitely a nice thing to be able to go through the source code for the Hexonet module for WHMCS as a developer. Doing certain things in WHMCS is a PITA and I could more often than not figure out a solution to my problems by looking at their code. That being said, I totally understand why they encrypted their code. We've been very happy to do business with Hexonet. Especially because Kai is so easy to get in contact with. If we open an issue on their Github repo, we have a reply rather quickly. Sometimes a fix is uploaded within hours. I remember on one occasion, we had an issue with a specific premium domain. I was asked by Kai if we could do an online meeting, he found the issue and released an update fixing the problem not even an hour later. I've also been in contact with him a few times regarding things completely unrelated to their modules, yet he still provided a lot of useful information. At this point I'm convinced he has written more documentation on the WHMCS code than the WHMCS developers has 😅 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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