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Brian M. Veteran
Hi
I'm looking for a way to automatically "temporatily suspend" hosting accounts that have not paid within 14 days of their invoice date.
What I currently have setup (i havent actually placed it live for customers yet as i want to get all of the bugs sorted, and I need to transfer current customers over) is a custom account management website (which allows customers to view their packages, add more packages, upgrade, send a support ticket etc), but i wanted to keep it seperate from their Cpanel accounts, so they cannot manage their actual account from there (what they do in cpanel is kept in cpanel).
The setup script currently uses WHM and Paypal's APIs to determine if payment has been made for the order, and then create the account instantly in WHM. The problem with the system at the moment. The script automatically creates an account in cpanel and in the account management website, but past that, they are kept seperate.
I know that I can use the WHM API to suspend the accounts, but I don't know what's the easiest way to detect which accounts havent been paid - if you catch my drift. There's going to be different tier packages (free to ?19.99) - and it will also need to detect if the correct amount has been paid (I suppose it can grab the price from the database).
edit: forgot to add that I want to continue using this system, rather than adopt a pre-made account management script:))
cheers:))
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