campolar
05-05-2009, 06:40 PM
Well, as far as i know, master reseller accounts can be automated, by setting Auto-Grant from WHMReseller. Can someone link to a simple tutorial? Or just guide me in the reply? I ain't a n00b that i won't understand :cool:
I dont you can do that with WHMReseller
campolar
05-05-2009, 09:01 PM
Errr, you don't what? And yes you can do it. Just that rights are given after 30 minutes and not instantly.
sorry I mean I dont think you can do that :)
campolar
05-06-2009, 09:02 AM
0_o
Well, I have a friend who DID that, and i've also seen hosting sites which do that. My friend is a little busy lately so i don't wanna bother him. Thought WHT would be a good place to ask :D
bjdea1
05-08-2009, 12:45 PM
The way it works is you need to setup a Package in WHM that's specifically for Master Reseller Accounts.
Then just get WHMCS, ClientExec or whatever billing system you may be using to create a standard Reseller Account using that Package. WHMreseller will then discover it about 30 mins later and autogrant it Master Reseller rights.
Just to let you know WHMreseller V4.0 will be coming out with its own billing system soon, so you may not even need to integrate via this method for much longer.
HostXV
05-08-2009, 01:13 PM
ZamFoo has this Auto-Grant feature. :)
campolar
05-08-2009, 01:41 PM
Oh good to know it'll have its own billing system. But can the discovering of master reseller accounts be made instant of 30 mins?
DotXM-Hamza, I've zamfoo but didn't find it as good as WHMReseller, so continuing with WHMReseller. And after WHMReseller, WHMPHP is better, so ZamFoo comes after that.
bjdea1
05-08-2009, 09:38 PM
Yes you can make it almost instant (every 5 minutes)
It runs on a cron, and all cron timing under WHMreseller can be controlled via editing the following file:
/usr/local/cpanel/whostmgr/docroot/cgi/whmreseller/wdmdatafile.txt
which will look something like this:
statsupdateinterval=1700
statsupdatelastrun=1241832301
ipupdateinterval=3500
ipupdatelastrun=1241830504
autopackagesinterval=1700
autopackageslastrun=1241832304
makecacheinterval=1700
makecachelastrun=1241832304
maintenanceinterval=1700
maintenancelastrun=1241832601
clearbackupsinterval=1700
clearbackupslastrun=1241832601
Just edit the autopackagesinterval=1700 line, the values are in seconds, so currently its set to run the autopackages function approx every 30 mins, reduce this to just under 5 minutes e.g 290, which will make it run every 5 minutes.
truevision
05-10-2009, 06:36 PM
Thats great thanks. Sorted my issue out :)