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WHMCS | Web Hosting Billing and Automation Platform v8.10.1 Nulled
- Thread starter d3v1l
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Don't know. I am still learning. I just followed the steps from the official WHMCS installation video.
If it has worked, just ignore it and keep moving. Otherwise let us know.
Where am I going wrong? After successfully doing everything and when I am on a page that says "Configure WHMCS" I clicked on the "go to the admin area now" button, I am getting this error: http://prntscr.com/1ib26uh
BTW, I deleted the Install.php folder and set the cronjob as per the instructions in the official setup video. Should I do that here as well or is that one causing the issue?
If I remember correctly, you have to delete the install folder and I don't think it is install.php Have you deleted any .php files? Just remove everything and reinstall.
No, no. My bad. I deleted the folder, not the PHP file. Did it again and still get the same issue.
Let me try one more time.
Check your SSL certificate once. If you have hosted WHMCS on a subdomain, delete the subdomain in cPanel and recreate it. Most of the time, this solves the problem. Also check the PHP.INI values, increase the memory limit and PHP Execution time etc., As I have installed the same version, I am pretty sure there are no issues with the software. Let me know if this works, else take someone's help.
Okay, it worked after changing PHP version from 74. to 7.3. So, can I change the details like company name, email, etc.? Or, should I leave it as they are?
This shows that the WHM owner has restricted changing the nameserver or your API key is set with wrong permissions. You have to contact your hosting provider and see if they allow white listing.
Thanks, The port has been blocked by my provider, now its open and working fine Thanks for the support
