You can't add ANY license to a public domain work, it's intrinsically non copyrightable.

I wonder if people here are aware that all code produced using an LLM based AI goes automatically into the Public Domain and you can't add ANY license to a public domain work.

How are you man? Yes, we were working on a WHMCS upgrade, got it all done! Thanks for your patience and sorry for any inconvenience caused, have a great day and weekend!

✔ Several Linux and Windows versions (Windows license not included)

That's not a WHMCS replacement in a commercial way. Aka we won't sell it nor release it publicly. It's a project designed to drop our dependency on hostbill (as that's what we use now), because as awe

A custom solution does not need to replace all the features. Most people probably use less than 10% of the features in WHMCS.

https://whmcs.mysticdev.io/index.php?rp=/store/rpiservers-dedicated-raspberry-pi-servers/raspberry-pi-3b-1gb-ram16gb-drive-dedicated-server

AI definitely lowers the barrier for building something custom, especially for getting an MVP together quickly. That said, replacing WHMCS entirely is still a big commitment once billing, taxes, domai

https://whmcs.mysticdev.io/index.php?rp=/store/rpiservers-dedicated-raspberry-pi-servers/raspberry-pi-3b-1gb-ram16gb-drive-dedicated-server

Yeah, just seems sketchy. The details you include, the offering of T4's and driver's license, the bullshit excuse about ordering from digikey.com, confusing company vs boss, etc.

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[] License verification works on IPv6-only and dual-stack servers

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Ah, still running an unauthorized copy of WHMCS—though honestly, that doesn’t come as a surprise.

Automated provisioning via WHMCS order → install → active in minutes

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I would be thrilled to see a competitor to WHMCS.