I’ve been reticent to announce it publicly given that this is very much Chris Blankenship’s handiwork, but since he’s finally posted about all his amazing work on his own blog, I figure it’s fair game. First and foremost, all hail … Continue reading
A lot of our support tickets naturally revolve around Account Management & Billing questions, which is to be expected. Behind the scenes, Reclaim Hosting uses WHMCS for all Shared Hosting billing, as well as Domain of One’s Own schools to automatically create cPanel accounts when invoices are marked as paid. …
Changing ownership of a web hosting account in WHMCS is surprisingly simple. But why would you want to do this? Well, say for example a student or faculty was running a club or research site and they want to pass … Continue reading →
A simple, but useful bit on WHMCS is re-sending product emails. In this instance almost always product means web hosting given that is really the only product you would provide save for a domain depending on your school. Also, the … Continue reading →
When supporting Domain of One’s Own, on e of the issues folks run into is someone having created an account they not longer want. This can happen for several reasons: they think Facebook is the one true web, they believe … Continue reading →
One of the things Tim has been working on lately that has me excited is deeper API integration between WordPress and cPanel. This Spring we migrated and are now hosting Princeton’s cPanel offerings. Additionally, Tim has been working on some … Continue reading →
I woke up this morning to find that our WHMCS portal for Reclaim Hosting was having some issues. WHMCS is software that enables you to manage the business of cPanel, effectively provisioning, invoicing, billing, renewing, etc. without it people can’t … Continue reading →
