Version 2.2 of H-Sphere
Release Notes: This release features ASPSecured, ASP.NET technologies, an osCommerce update to 2.2, phpBB available to both Windows and Unix based accounts, improved suspending of resellers, support for resellers' end customers, FrontPage mail settings for Windows based accounts, plain text and HTML formats in mass mail messages, and NAT support. Domains with www prefixes can be secured with SSL, problem signups are placed into a moderation section to be resolved manually, MySQL security was updated, Portugese was added, and the descriptions for BillEntries and Reseller BillEntries are now generated separately.
Other releases
Release Notes: This version includes ComodoSSL integration with automatic SSL certificates provisioning, EasyApp collection with 26 pre-packaged applications, Java 1.4 support for FreeBSD, full SPF support, a new webmail package, and other features and enhancements.
Release Notes: This release includes more then fifty new features and improvements, as well as a large number of bugfixes. Some of the new features are the ability to enable spam and virus filtering on the domain and system level, a trial account management and notifications interface, SiteStudio 1.6 p1, and ColdFusion MX DSN support.
Release Notes: ColdFusion MX DSN support, RTL support, improved mail filtering, improved Webmail, improved management of trial and debtors accounts, XML grouping for customer email messages, an improved billing system, improved awstats integration, upgraded SiteStudio, and more.
Release Notes: This release fixes errors with setting registrar TLD prices, package installation, signup of resellers' customers, CVV for solo cards, deleting ColdFusion resources, Miva installation, email notifications, and Web-based payments. There are also several IIS-related improvements and bugfixes.
Release Notes: New features include anti-spam/antivirus filtering, a new user interface, email server relays, an enhanced TT system, tax exemptions, promo codes, a remote XML API, UTF-8 support, the ability to extend functionality via the packaging system, Awstats support, and more.
