That's not how copyright or licensing works, though. You're not paying for the source code, you're paying for the license - and that license can introduce restrictions.

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Once migration tools are developed then you can easily move user control of vms from the solusvm panel into ours, finally phasing solus out and allowing you to cancel your solus license as it no longe

Yeah but if you don't have your pilot's license you're pretty much screwed there. Better just pay for the hosted version.

http://www.hypnotic-monkey.com/whmcs-plugins/

I'm not sure whether this is on-demand or spidered data, but perhaps it would be an idea to automatically generate a dump of all the data every day, under some kind of open database license?

I've only ever used WHMCS, so...

And yes I agree after going through its source code for the whmcs version it's horrible.

Tried the module and damn does it suck (it never assigns the VM to the customer, but does create it in Vultr's side). Also, no support for WHMCS 7.

Wondering how well it works. Viable for offering VPS cloud instances to customers?

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lol, like WHMCS

WHMCS style billing system that is known to suck but not as bad as WHMCS itself

Bonus points for integrating with whmcs to verify client is who they say.

(EDIT: Things like "WHMCS modules" aren't really an option, though. I'd most likely be writing it in Node.js or, if the project warrants it, try my hand at doing it in Rust.)

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@ModulesGarden Any insights?

In comparison to what? As far as I can tell, WHMCS grabbed a blind guy with no hands off the street and screamed "WEB 2.0!" in his face until he created an interface . . .

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Also, AFAIK, you can make WHMCS' home-page redirect to HTTPS (I saw the setting somewhere in the system config on WHMCS 7)