Also the official ApisCP whmcs module created by LithiumHosting

Seems simply and good to me and pricing is ok for unlimited sites. (but i would like see some small licenses xP)

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Looks like whmcs is back online and accepting signups and payments again.. does this mean it's fixed? What was the problem?

no need whmcs (Image)

Something like zendesk/crisp might work with whmcs.

oh yeah, FREE Directadmin license too for all UK VPS.

OVH London, UK and all SSD VPS come with Windows License, Snapshot Backups, Anti DDoS protection, IPv6 and easy to use Control Panel included on super-fast SSD NVMe local storage.

Nice find! I would actually be highly surprised if it didn't turn out to be that afterall given that just about everything else has been pinpointed as the cause (tawk, whmcs, cosmic rays etc etc)

My access was a tawk.to login, tickets in whmcs and create/edit in virtualizor.

Plenty of live chat apps do it. WHMCS official one (developed by third party), LiveChatInc (which I use), Tawk.to. Regardless, that isn't his problem.

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They are reinstalling WHMCS and going back to basic setup i believe without these modules

If I remember correctly it lets it pull data from WHMCS into Tawk.tk if the client is logged in, makes it simpler to confirm users and access stuff. I haven't used it in a long time though.

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The issue is only with non-apache web servers. For Apache if you run a newer WHMCS version (which you should) the htaccess file is already in place. Unless you've set the global config to ignore it of

Yeah got the same e-mail. The fix is easy, if you run NGINX just add this to your server configuration file where billing is the path of your WHMCS installation.

is possible - reminds me on the hack of WHMCS Global Services (Image)

WHMCS was involved and carried out their work and handed back the installation after making changes they thought might been the issue.

At this time, we were working closely with WHMCS and the module had not yet been identified as the cause.