HostBill Changelog Discussion - Version: 4.7.6 Date: 07-19-2013

[Patrick]

Maybe if you hadn't been so condescending I wouldn't have been so rude to you. On the other hand, I really don't like it when people insult me or my business and then tell me I'm a liar. This above reply of yours clearly shows exactly how mature you are however.

Show me the insult please.

You need thicker skin if someone stating your naive or foolish is "insulting" to you.  Neither of these two are intended as insults nor could they even be insults.  To the contrary I've stated "No disrespect" a few times of which is commonly said to show... well, no disrespect.  You are the only one who has insulted anyone.  You've also avoided the very legalities issue but I'm not even going to go there anymore.  You do what you have to.

I've also never acted condescending, i've provided advise for legal reasons to keep you out of harms way, you take it as insults and condescending.  I may come off strong, but i sure as dung do not see myself as any more or less then you.  I volunteer on this site to help people and right now the help being provided to anyone is to hold off. 

Lastly, the picture, is a metaphor.  This is going in circles and you cannot help those who don't want to be helped.  You said in another thread you recently updated, so keep an eye on your email import log if you do not use a 3rd party support system (NOT an insult or assumption to your business).  There is an ongoing issue with lost emails, lost revenue due to this and it's been an issue for some time now.

[tallship]

Kris has stated to me that the Enterprise version is not compatible with the standard version since the install process is different.

Yet that process is not documented anywhere on the site or the wiki from what I can see. So it's still vaporware.

It's basically what I suspected - a forked version of HB with enterprise features being added in.

Now I must be the naive one here. I don't know what these supposed enterprise features are. Installing differently doesn't make it enterprise, and neither does AJAX or other anynchronous methods. As far as enterprise goes, Using MariaDB on Galera for your clustering has nothing to do with HostBill either. It's none of the HostBill apps business if I'm running varnish either, etc. Maybe it's going to use OpenLDAP or something? Fine grained controls for staff members, so that being able to *view* a user or service account doesn't also mean being able to make changes to it? Or maybe it means having a logging system? Or maybe it means having a ticketing system? Or maybe it means having a geolocation system. or maybe it means having a quote estimate system.

It would be stupid to think that someone would need to dedicate a server to just hostbill - especially if their MariaDB or Percona server is on another box entirely - after all, we're only talking about a web based app that's served up by Apache or one of the other popular HTTP servers.