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I've not been on here for a while and Callum meant with the solusvm product customers. Some how I've created a black hole, income coming in for every license didn't add up to our outgoings and I believe it's due to my kitty with InterWorx licenses and the InterWorx sales dropping so fast causing...

Interesting they bought out ModernBill and then sell Plesk to another :o

Congrats Jonathan and good luck :)

Well they have a outdated Wordpress for WHIR, so you can say it could be hacked via Wordpress, you only need access to the server through an exploit right and then they can get any database they want. http://www.thewhir.com/readme.html Version 4.3.1

I'd assume it's everything via a SQLi in VB4: http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/forum/vbulletin-announcements/vbulletin-announcements_aa/4345175-security-update-for-vbulletin-4

Bunch of wankers ignore them mate if they do I'm sure we'll all help :)

I've contacted our effected clients, but this is stupid, BRSA should understand PayPal opens up the world, and to think they are thinking of joining the EU (well applying). Maybe PayPal will be able to go back into Turkey if it joins the EU.

Agreed, they did a right thing here by giving clients time to migrate but why not attempt to sell the clients beforehand then finally if nothing do what they did.

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BlestaCMS is a plugin for Blesta, which replaces the default portal (cms) which ships with Blesta itself, it allows you to transform your billing system to your website / blog as-well. Why have your website and billing system in two different locations? BlestaCMS costs $100 one-time with...

x64 is 64 bit x86  is 32 bit. The best and modern computers support 64 bits. On computers that folder is used for apps wasn't built in 64bit I believe, since 64 bit computers support both 32 bit and 64 bit software but 32 bit computers can only run 32 bit software.

Because it's popular just like billing systems, people go for what's popular not what's securer.

I tried using your tutorial on Centos 7 changing apt-get to yum and I couldn't get it working so maybe that's why :D I did have to use yum install dovecot postfix -y

So you go from Sell me a VPS to offer me a free one.

Weird have you asked your host as I haven't heard of that before normally it won't re-install a vps already being re-installed?

Theres roundcube.net but I couldn't get it working myself but I was following rubbish online ones, might be able to get it to work by following wlanboy's. There's PostfixAdmin too I looked into: http://postfixadmin.sourceforge.net

You are a legend @wlanboy been trying tutorials all over the net and found this one in our backyard, much easier to follow too.

ISPSystem is good it has a old style UI however the only downside in my opinion is the support you get a certain number of tickets free and then you have to pay for them. Apparently on WHT one guy said you get the tickets back after you use them, but in an agreement it said otherwise.

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I'm not sure what data was in the 2012 breech mate but the info we know about is what a guy on a forum linked to which apparently came from the breeched zips. In 2012: can't find the main thread but one closest to the time was in this thread by...