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Information / Re: not running CWP pro?!?
« on: January 23, 2019, 04:35:05 PM »
I've thought about that...alot.
What concerns me is that this may not be a one-time deal, and may require constant allowance of the developers access to my server to validate my 'pro' status (similar to how Microsoft constantly 'validates' your licenses for Microsoft Office, Windows, blah, blah, blah).
What concerns me is that this may not be a one-time deal, and may require constant allowance of the developers access to my server to validate my 'pro' status (similar to how Microsoft constantly 'validates' your licenses for Microsoft Office, Windows, blah, blah, blah).
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Information / Re: not running CWP pro?!?
« on: January 23, 2019, 03:34:51 AM »
Just an FYI...I'm paranoid. All of my servers are (at least) 2-levels behind firewalls. Everything is NAT'd.
I really do like this software, and it is by far, the most robust web panel that I've used, paid or otherwise.
I have a problem, though. On one server, I've paid a one-time fee to 'go pro', but yet...I cannot get my server to be recognized with 'pro' status. Is there a particular network service port that needs to be open to allow the server and the developers to 'turn on' the 'pro' status? I've repeatedly executed the script, and it still continues to NOT be 'pro'.
What am I doing wrong?
I really do like this software, and it is by far, the most robust web panel that I've used, paid or otherwise.
I have a problem, though. On one server, I've paid a one-time fee to 'go pro', but yet...I cannot get my server to be recognized with 'pro' status. Is there a particular network service port that needs to be open to allow the server and the developers to 'turn on' the 'pro' status? I've repeatedly executed the script, and it still continues to NOT be 'pro'.
What am I doing wrong?
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