Grabbing settings for WHMCS from the local installation instead of having them all stored in one central location.

Owner uploads file to central -> which may / maynot have many whmcs servers linked to it -> each server has an option to auto update ( which will fetch file which user uploaded ) -&g

I like cPanel's auto-updates but WHMCS is a completely different animal since most WHMCS installs are completely unique since companies use different modules, payment gateways, addons, configurations,

cPanel auto-updates just fine and it's much more complex of a software than WHMCS is... I'm all for the auto-update feature as long as it's done properly, aka just core zero day vulnerability fixes, t

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Auto updates sound like a really bad idea. I still get sad when I read about all of the people who manually update their WHMCS installs without testing them first and run into obvious bugs they would

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Thats what I mentioned unless user uploads the latest whmcs patch or add its link manually and set auto update = 1 this doesnt run (Image)

One difficulty of this I think would be for files and themes you have customized. Occasionally changes to those are included in the updates and need to be merged. That's why I put my entire WHMCS inst

I got this idea since whmcs is lazy enough to implement it anyway heres what I have in mind.

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Hi, could you please PM me where to buy direct from WHMCS at the price you mentioned? I'm really interested to buy one for a friend.

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Your still $10 more expensive than someone just buying direct with WHMCS, however at least a lot nearer now.

As @Bruce has said, the price your asking for $180 +$120 to renew is more expensive than someone buying a new Owned license directly from WHMCS at $250 which includes a year of support..

Do you own the license? Yes

Anyway there's basic WHMCS integration support now: https://github.com/LunaNode/lobster/issues/26#issuecomment-124883098

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* WHMCS ($10)