* LXC/WHMCS

Not really. You can install pretty much everything directly, except for restrictive-license shit like Chrome and Flash (which may be available in the non-free branch).

Jira! Almost free up to 10 users (10$/y, server license)

i use this for all our cpanel accounts. We make a big server with big resourece + install proxmox + create one kvm with all server resource . In this case i pay only a vps cpanel license/server (so l

* LXC/WHMCS

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I did that with dedicated servers to save license costs. I feel cheap now... :-(

Really no. I don't actually know anyone who does this to save a few bucks on a license. The point is not to save money on licensing, but to have better fault tolerance, flexible and salable storage, a

There are no brands can be, If you sell, please contact me.

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Can you even buy cpanel without whmcs?

Do you have Windows and SQL license?

Microsoft only allows users to bring their own license for Dedicated Servers not for the VPS. Atleast that is what has been told to us by Microsoft partner. For VPS, Microsoft licenses based on the ho

an invoice you do not want to pay. In addition, WHMCS does not get rid of "Add Funds" invoices by default. That's why the original message even says that the invoice needs to be pai

This wasn't a situation of a dumb user pushing buttons. It was a situation where the customer didn't know the peculiarity of how WHMCS does PayPal invoicing and made a reasonable mistake that can be q

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@VirMach actually gave a solid response, though I don't know if she is actually going to refund the OP as she should. She's looking at how WHMCS is confusing and taking feedback on how to fix it. Much

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However, as I stated above, I can see how the default WHMCS message could be confusing. This has been modified.

Due to the way our billing system (WHMCS) works, we have certain policies in place. When customers add funds to their account, it goes to the credit balance. From the balance, funds can be auto-applie