Billing systems

your right, excel works
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I wasn't suggesting that Excel be used for billing. I was making a comparison. Excel does a bunch of stuff the average person will never use. The billing systems out there do so much more than the average person will use therefore making them complicated to use.
 
Sorry, I wasn't either, I grew up on excel lol, and used it for all book keeping...
looking forward to this application, if it comes to life :)
 
hey.... I am still trying to force :) WHMCS to connect to DA...
WHMCS support told me .....
Your server seems to be experiencing an issue with the socket connections whmcs is using to connect to the api. Please check your server error logs for what the issue is that is occuring.
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OK, I MODIFIED THE POST.... I FOUND ERROR....


When I submit the new order that is what I see in httpd error log:
"[notice] child pid 21006 exit signal Segmentation fault (11)

please reply here: http://directadmin.com/forum/showthread.php?t=19792

need answer ASAP .... thank you
 
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Update to the problem....

WHMCS support:
The error your server has with the socket connection is causing a fatal error. This also happens in the admin area when you try to create an account on the server - not just during the order process. It is all the same issue and is not a coding issue within WHMCS but there doesn't appear to be any errors being output.
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Would this help...?

Support:
The next suggestion would be to try increasing the PHP max execution time setting on your server.
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Me:
I found out the default execution time is 30 seconds... does WHMCS needs more than that?
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Support:
No, WHMCS doesn't, but if your DirectAdmin server is slow to setup accounts then it may need longer.
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What do you think?
 
Well how long does it take for you to add an account yourself to DA? That is the same amount of time the WHMCS server is going to need.

But your primary problem is the segmentation fault you are getting on the WHMCS server. You need to fix that first. If you can repeat the fault every time then there is probably a software incompatibility somewhere. If its random then it could be bad memory.

I would look at the version of php you are running and what WHMCS actually will run on. Fix the seg fault problem and that will fix the other problem.
 
Actually, I have no clue where to start ... :D
It will be good practise but ..... easier said than done :cool:
 
Ok, I don't know what to do with this error...... any suggestions?:confused: :confused:


"[notice] child pid 21006 exit signal Segmentation fault (11)
 
I would help more but you haven't commented on the things I have already suggested. You haven't told us if it a random thing or if it can be repeated doing the exact same thing. You have not told us if you have confirmed WHMCS will run on the version of php you are running.

Also what did Matt say about the segfault?
 
OK, WHMCS should support:
PHP Version 4.2.x or later
cause that is what You can find on their website.

I can recreate the error just by trying to create account in WHMCS... I am going to apache error log and the error is there.... and I have to mention that I see blank page in my browser at that time...

WHMCS support responded to me:
The error your server has with the socket connection is causing a fatal error. This also happens in the admin area when you try to create an account on the server - not just during the order process. It is all the same issue and is not a coding issue within WHMCS but there doesn't appear to be any errors being output.
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:confused:
 
google time:

I found this out.....

i removed the libphp4.so line from httpd.conf and it works
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and he had the same segmentation error (11) whatever ...

I see I have it removed from my main httpd.conf file but....is DA keeping the kind of information somewhere else ?
Help :)
 
> php -v

PHP 5.2.3 (cli) (built: Jun 11 2007 16:36:53)
Copyright (c) 1997-2007 The PHP Group
Zend Engine v2.2.0, Copyright (c) 1998-2007 Zend Technologies
with the ionCube PHP Loader v3.1.31, Copyright (c) 2002-2007, by ionCube Ltd.
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here it goes
 
Well there you go. Told you it was software conflict. When you upgraded to php5 you should have already at least commented out or changed all references to php4 in the httpd.conf file. You can't run both php4 and php5 as apache modules. (at least not that I am aware of).

So just to be clear this was not specific to WHMCS. You probably had other problems you were not even aware of yet and if you didn't yet it wouldn't have been long.
 
so .... what other php4 links are in httpd.conf which I should remove....
 
I used custombuild script with default options to upgrade apache and php...

the only thing I found and It was not right was under ...
/usr/local/directadmin/data/users/USERNAME/httpd.conf
and I removed ale the crap in ...<IfModule mod_php4.c> and I left the <IfModule mod_php5.c>

what about <IfModule mod_suphp.c> ? could this cause some damage ? :)
 
OK, I spent last two hours to look thru config files and it looks good to me :) ...unless there is missing something.....
I restarted apache and it still gives me the segmentation fault :mad: when trying to create account in WHMCS....(that is my way of testing it)
 
I think I will reload the system and will install directadmin + apache 2.2 + php 5.2 unless..... you have some idea.....
 
everyone gave it up ? :D Who wants to play on my test server....? to try to fix the problem... or find it ? I am just curious what the hell is wrong...?
 
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