By anoopjohn on

I am planning to set up a drupal based ecommerce site with ubercart, whm (found whm module) and directi API (didn't find any module - I will have to develop and contribute). I have identified a few problems that I will have to tackle before starting on this. One is recurrent billing, another is adding of value added items to domain and hosting purchases. Before I start with the site I wanted to see if anybody here has done something similar and would be willing to share some tips regarding this?
Thanks in advance
Cheers
Anoop
Zyxware Technologies

⋅ Categories: Drupal 5.x, Drupal 6.x

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notarealperson commented

It might be worth posting at the ubercart forums to ask the same question.

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anoopjohn commented

I have posted the same question on the ubercart forum also. Here is the link
http://www.ubercart.org/forum/general_discussion/5491/domains_and_web_ho...

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anoopjohn commented

Ryan at ubercart forums had pointed me to http://groups.drupal.org/hm2. HostMaster is more towards managing multiple drupal instances on a single server where the user has more control than in a shared hosting environment. Thought I should share and put the info on this thread too.
Cheers
Anoop

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chemmyone commented

I have as well been through many of the posts regarding using Drupal as the base for a hosting company and registrar, looking for integration with Webmin/Vmin or Cpanel type interfaces. Actually I shouldn't say many when I reference the number of posts that I have come across as they have been relatively few. I will fool around with HM2 later today though it does not look to be exactly what I'm after either; it could however turn out to be a step in the right direction.

Craig
compusure.org