WHM Autopilot

[retro]

Has anyone installed or used WHM Autopilot on your account here at Dathorn? Just curious if it would work with these servers... I know there is a trial available but.. well... I'm lazy so I thought I'd ask first.

[Jonathan]

I believe so

http://forums.dathorn.com/search.php?searchid=13769

[DosEvil]

I own a WHM Autopilot license and am currently using it on cPanel36. Functions great. Well worth the money in my opinion.

[retro]

Non-Hosted Clients?

Right now I host all of the clients that I've done work for, but if someone were to come to me and say "I need a logo." And they don't want hosting at all, then can they be added as a client and billed using the billable services module or must they also have a hosting account for this to work?

[DosEvil]

WHM Autopilot does not exactly have that feature. But you could use the Addon feature if need be.

[mkraai]

The WHM Autopilot site states that "PhpSuExec is not supported in v2.x." Is this really a problem?

[Jonathan]

Yep, Dathorn runs PHPSuExec
edit* So I'd guess, but haven't used WHM so....

[retro]

PhpSuExec Support

The WHM Autopilot site states that "PhpSuExec is not supported in v2.x." Is this really a problem?

I thought that would be a problem, too, but I installed the trial and it worked fine. You have to do some stuff differently on the intial install, but other than that I've had no problems. I asked the author about that issue and he said that there wasn't much that would go wrong except this:

[1] after creating servers, news or affiliate paragraph, when you edit, it will chmod() error due to phpSuExec not liking to set permissions of files to 777

I've since purchased the script and it seems to be running ok. I've made edits to the server and the news paragraph and had no errors. Everything seems to be working great. Right now I must say I am highly satisfied, I'll post if anything comes up though.