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Related to WHMCS [Modules]

ShivamShivam Member
edited May 2015 in General

Hello,

Since this is a community full of providers & customers. Firstly i'd like to say this is pretty much targeted at WHMCS. Sorry for you hostbill, blesta ,clientexec folks :(

What would you like to see ?

In terms of modules of course. That has not already been developed?

Cheers.

Comments

  • BruceBruce Member

    what are you offering to develop? open source or commercial module?

  • gestiondbigestiondbi Member, Patron Provider
    edited May 2015

    An abuse management module. Something like ServerComplete one but better!! Bored of opening ticket :P

  • Something for SoftEther would be great to see.

  • ShivamShivam Member

    @WickedGamingUK , i'll be implementing that into my proxy panel someone suggested that to me earlier.

    Will be commercial, however not something that costs a bomb.

    I'll look into that @davidgestondbi nice suggestion :)

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  • A better SolusVM module that supports resellers' uses.
    Honestly, the current module kind of sucks.

  • ShivamShivam Member

    Ah i'd leave that to SolusVM to do. Haha!

  • A automated abuse scanner like nodewatch but for kvm/xen

  • @timnboys said:
    A automated abuse scanner like nodewatch but for kvm/xen

    I've been given this task by a few people. I am looking into it don't fear

  • ShivamShivam Member

    @timenboys sounds pretty interesting i'll lok into it.

  • AnthonySmithAnthonySmith Member, Patron Provider
    edited May 2015

    I would love a REAL provisioning module, i.e. a framework module not aimed at any particular product.

    I think that would really open up the services and type of services on offer.

    Using a basic user add function as an example:

    WHMCS Installed module handles the product creation, suspend, terminate, xyz, from the WHMCS module you can 'spawn a child module' which is downloaded to run on the destination server and obviously links back to the master.

    A child module then sits on the destination server communicates with a key pair of some description and locked down by IP, you can configure a create, suspend, terminate for the child.

    e.g.

    Create = useradd $username -s /bin/nologin

    Suspend = passwd $username -l

    Terminate = userdel -r $username

    Obviously you could add any function or script, this would be the best module in the known universe for WHMCS :) make it.

    Thanked by 1cassa
  • ShivamShivam Member

    Woh @AnthonySmith , that is a pretty monster idea however. I'll have to think about it, how i want to go about it. Just have to think about it............. xD

    Thanks for the idea bud!

  • ShivamShivam Member

    What i was thinking of doing was maybe a payroll module? for web hosting companies? so when staff member x logs in it will start its payroll. Depending on many factors.

    Per Hour. Activity , Per support ticket and much more other functions.

    What do you think about that i don't think i've come across such a module for companies for staff payrolls?

  • AnthonySmithAnthonySmith Member, Patron Provider

    Its a good idea but to be honest there are SO many modules around the administration of WHMCS itself and very little when it comes to products and provisioning.

  • FraudRecord checks immediately after MaxMind :P

  • AnthonySmithAnthonySmith Member, Patron Provider

    @PetaByet said:
    FraudRecord checks immediately after MaxMind :P

    THIS!

  • ShivamShivam Member

    To be honest you are right but that module would be pretty useful. But yeah every request in this thread seems to be really interesting.

  • Would it be possible to create a WHMCS module in which it creates a windows RDP account on the server with specific disk partition and permissions and send out the login information through an email template?

  • @TheChocolateMilkMan said:
    Would it be possible to create a WHMCS module in which it creates a windows RDP account on the server with specific disk partition and permissions and send out the login information through an email template?

    Ummm thats a bastard to do.

    Thanked by 1Shivam
  • JonchunJonchun Member

    @AnthonySmith said:
    I would love a REAL provisioning module, i.e. a framework module not aimed at any particular product.

    I think that would really open up the services and type of services on offer.

    Using a basic user add function as an example:

    WHMCS Installed module handles the product creation, suspend, terminate, xyz, from the WHMCS module you can 'spawn a child module' which is downloaded to run on the destination server and obviously links back to the master.

    A child module then sits on the destination server communicates with a key pair of some description and locked down by IP, you can configure a create, suspend, terminate for the child.

    e.g.

    Create = useradd $username -s /bin/nologin

    Suspend = passwd $username -l

    Terminate = userdel -r $username

    Obviously you could add any function or script, this would be the best module in the known universe for WHMCS :) make it.

    Have you taken a look at Blesta's general provisioning model that works with webhooks? Is that similar to what you want? (obviously for whmcs though)

  • ShivamShivam Member

    I'll look into that @Jochun

  • @TinyTunnel_Tom said:
    Ummm thats a bastard to do.

    Not if you have WAMP running on the backend securely handling the command 'net user'.

  • AnthonySmithAnthonySmith Member, Patron Provider

    Jonchun said: Have you taken a look at Blesta's general provisioning model that works with webhooks? Is that similar to what you want? (obviously for whmcs though)

    No I was not aware, sounds interesting.

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