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Hello, welcome to this project. The purpose of this project is to track updates from the whmcsfull.com site and ensure the latest versions are made available.

I want to emphasize that this project is for educational purposes only. I do not intend to cause any inconvenience or engage in any illegal activities. My sole intention is to provide others with an opportunity to test the software. If you have the means to purchase the software officially, I encourage you to do so.

Feel free to share your ideas or questions; I will respond as soon as possible.

Best regards.

@BudingNetwork
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@BudingNetwork , that's the no issue, just use system clean process, then setup auto updates path, and try to check if it available

tks,but still No new updates are available.

@BudingNetwork
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When I click Check now, it will display Last Checked for Updates: Just now
But when I reopen the update page, it changes to Last Checked for Updates: 7 hours ago
(That is, the time of automatic update before)

@BudingNetwork
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When I click Check now, it will display Last Checked for Updates: Just now But when I reopen the update page, it changes to Last Checked for Updates: 7 hours ago (That is, the time of automatic update before)

@BudingNetwork

It could be related to the daily cron schedule. I recommend checking the official documentation. I encountered a similar issue before updating to the latest version, and I resolved it by following the steps I mentioned in my previous message.

tks,it is cron wrong ,i reboot vps A new update is available!

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x-perienced commented Nov 7, 2024

Hi, and first of all thank you.
I run the latest version for testing with you latest License.php.
All look great.
But if I inspect the code in Chrome I have the following in the head tag:
<script id="retently-jssdk" src="https://cdn.retently.com/public/components/embed/sdk.min.js"></script>
I alos see a warning:
[Retently] In-app warning: { "code": 404, "message": "[C] Customer delivery is scheduled or does not match campaign.", "success": false }
This is the way WHMCS check you license and if files are original and decoded. This check must be removed.
I think it is in the "Admin.php" in the same folder as the "License.php".
Can you please check this?

@jesussuarz
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Hi, and first of all thank you. I run the latest version for testing with you latest License.php. All look great. But if I inspect the code in Chrome I have the following in the head tag: <script id="retently-jssdk" src="https://cdn.retently.com/public/components/embed/sdk.min.js"></script> I alos see a warning: [Retently] In-app warning: { "code": 404, "message": "[C] Customer delivery is scheduled or does not match campaign.", "success": false } This is the way WHMCS check you license and if files are original and decoded. This check must be removed. I think it is in the "Admin.php" in the same folder as the "License.php". Can you please check this?

First, I edited your comment, and I hope you won’t attach any other .zip files (you don’t think we're naive enough to let ourselves get infected with a zip file, right?) :)

I’m not sure how I missed this error before, but I’ll briefly explain what Retently is.

Explanation of Retently:

Retently is not a file checker or license verifier. It’s a customer feedback and Net Promoter Score (NPS) platform that allows businesses to collect and analyze customer satisfaction scores. In your WHMCS setup, Retently is likely used to gather customer feedback directly within the app. The warning you’re seeing in the console refers to Retently’s scheduled delivery or campaign matching issue, not an error related to file integrity or WHMCS license verification.

Let me know if this clarifies the matter!

@agarzon
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agarzon commented Nov 15, 2024

I've just launched the license verification tool, a solution that is directly connected to the WHMCS.

Check it out: License Verification Tool

It's the only publicly available tool apart from the official one, so I’m quite proud to be the first to achieve this!

Dumb question, but what it does this tool precisely?

Btw, Thank you so much for this nulled version, I was among the scammed ones who paid a lifetime license that the did not honoured.

@x-perienced
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x-perienced commented Nov 20, 2024

Hi, and first of all thank you. I run the latest version for testing with you latest License.php. All look great. But if I inspect the code in Chrome I have the following in the head tag: <script id="retently-jssdk" src="https://cdn.retently.com/public/components/embed/sdk.min.js"></script> I alos see a warning: [Retently] In-app warning: { "code": 404, "message": "[C] Customer delivery is scheduled or does not match campaign.", "success": false } This is the way WHMCS check you license and if files are original and decoded. This check must be removed. I think it is in the "Admin.php" in the same folder as the "License.php". Can you please check this?

First, I edited your comment, and I hope you won’t attach any other .zip files (you don’t think we're naive enough to let ourselves get infected with a zip file, right?) :)

I’m not sure how I missed this error before, but I’ll briefly explain what Retently is.

Explanation of Retently:

Retently is not a file checker or license verifier. It’s a customer feedback and Net Promoter Score (NPS) platform that allows businesses to collect and analyze customer satisfaction scores. In your WHMCS setup, Retently is likely used to gather customer feedback directly within the app. The warning you’re seeing in the console refers to Retently’s scheduled delivery or campaign matching issue, not an error related to file integrity or WHMCS license verification.

Let me know if this clarifies the matter!

Regarding the "Admin.php" that I attached I don't see what you were afraid of? The file is in clear code, decrypted.
I removed the check and it worked fine, except from a part of one type of "Modal".
This is what i thought you could solve and also help others.
This is now solved and everything works fine and no more warnings.

@jesussuarz
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I've just launched the license verification tool, a solution that is directly connected to the WHMCS.
Check it out: License Verification Tool
It's the only publicly available tool apart from the official one, so I’m quite proud to be the first to achieve this!

Dumb question, but what it does this tool precisely?

Btw, Thank you so much for this nulled version, I was among the scammed ones who paid a lifetime license that the did not honoured.

This: https://whmcsfull.com/verifydomain.php is essentially the same as this: https://www.whmcs.com/members/verifydomain.php.

It’s a tool with little to no added value since WHMCS already provides this functionality directly. I was just curious to see it on whmcsfull.com. 😊

In any case, the license checker fetches results directly from WHMCS servers.

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Hi, and first of all thank you. I run the latest version for testing with you latest License.php. All look great. But if I inspect the code in Chrome I have the following in the head tag: <script id="retently-jssdk" src="https://cdn.retently.com/public/components/embed/sdk.min.js"></script> I alos see a warning: [Retently] In-app warning: { "code": 404, "message": "[C] Customer delivery is scheduled or does not match campaign.", "success": false } This is the way WHMCS check you license and if files are original and decoded. This check must be removed. I think it is in the "Admin.php" in the same folder as the "License.php". Can you please check this?

First, I edited your comment, and I hope you won’t attach any other .zip files (you don’t think we're naive enough to let ourselves get infected with a zip file, right?) :)
I’m not sure how I missed this error before, but I’ll briefly explain what Retently is.
Explanation of Retently:
Retently is not a file checker or license verifier. It’s a customer feedback and Net Promoter Score (NPS) platform that allows businesses to collect and analyze customer satisfaction scores. In your WHMCS setup, Retently is likely used to gather customer feedback directly within the app. The warning you’re seeing in the console refers to Retently’s scheduled delivery or campaign matching issue, not an error related to file integrity or WHMCS license verification.
Let me know if this clarifies the matter!

Regarding the "Admin.php" that I attached I don't see what you were afraid of? The file is in clear code, decrypted. I removed the check and it worked fine, except from a part of one type of "Modal". This is what i thought you could solve and also help others. This is now solved and everything works fine and no more warnings.

It doesn’t matter if the file containing your .zip is decrypted; a .zip file can still conceal malware or a virus. When opened, it has the potential to infect someone. This is a basic concept in cybersecurity.

@V369web10
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Hello guys, does anyone also have a license file for cpanel? Or any other way of getting it cheaper, please assist.

@danymada4u
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Hi. I upgraded from version V8.10.1 to version V8.11.2, and now some modules aren't working, and everything's messed up. The problem is I didn't make a backup to restore in case of issues. How can I revert to version V8.10.1? Is there any method? Any idea is welcome !

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Hello guys, does anyone also have a license file for cpanel? Or any other way of getting it cheaper, please assist.

Hello, we do not provide cPanel files here, only WHMCS files.

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jesussuarz commented Dec 8, 2024

Hi. I upgraded from version V8.10.1 to version V8.11.2, and now some modules aren't working, and everything's messed up. The problem is I didn't make a backup to restore in case of issues. How can I revert to version V8.10.1? Is there any method? Any idea is welcome !

I wouldn't recommend going back, in fact, there is no guide for doing so.

What I suggest is to try downloading the new version manually and running the update script manually from the /install folder.

Here is a guide to help you do that.
https://docs.whmcs.com/system/updates/update-tutorials/update-in-the-browser/

As for the compatibility issues with the modules and the disorganized appearance, it is likely a cache issue. You should clear the cache in your WHMCS, and if you're using Cloudflare, make sure to purge its cache as well.

If the module issues persist (though I doubt it), since all WHMCS modules from version 8.10 work even in the latest release, as modern modules use standard functions and should be compatible. However, if that’s not the case, contact the module developer and ask them to fix the issue or provide an update.

If you’re using cracked modules, you will need to purchase support to resolve the problem.

@anoopas2
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i am really glad to see a person trying to help. Thank you very much for the initiative.

I was trying to install whmcs with this licence file you provided. i am very new and freshly trying a licence bypass. So i am stuck. I dont know where to put the licence file to activate the whmcs or install whmcs. because its a seperate licence file i got . so i dont know which folder i need to keep this !

@anoopas2
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ignore my preious response. i updated the file under whmcs foundation. but the problem is its too slow ! admin not even letting me load !
is there any way,we disable updates, licence verification permanently and use it ?

@danymada4u
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danymada4u commented Dec 15, 2024

Hi. I upgraded from version V8.10.1 to version V8.11.2, and now some modules aren't working, and everything's messed up. The problem is I didn't make a backup to restore in case of issues. How can I revert to version V8.10.1? Is there any method? Any idea is welcome !

I wouldn't recommend going back, in fact, there is no guide for doing so.

What I suggest is to try downloading the new version manually and running the update script manually from the /install folder.

Here is a guide to help you do that. https://docs.whmcs.com/system/updates/update-tutorials/update-in-the-browser/

As for the compatibility issues with the modules and the disorganized appearance, it is likely a cache issue. You should clear the cache in your WHMCS, and if you're using Cloudflare, make sure to purge its cache as well.

If the module issues persist (though I doubt it), since all WHMCS modules from version 8.10 work even in the latest release, as modern modules use standard functions and should be compatible. However, if that’s not the case, contact the module developer and ask them to fix the issue or provide an update.

If you’re using cracked modules, you will need to purchase support to resolve the problem.

Do you have any idea why, even after the payment has been successfully made, the payment confirmation is not automatically processed? Manually, I can mark the invoice as paid without any issues, but it doesn’t get marked as paid automatically. Any idea how I can check exactly where the error is? Is there an error.log or somewhere I can see why it’s not happening automatically? Thank you!
This error appear after update. Payment is made with mobilpay and paypal .

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