turnkey said:
I had a small hsphere account a while ago and found it very hard to use. That was about a year ago. Maybe they have cleaned it up.
Hi Turnkey,
That makes sense - their first version wasnt that smooth and honestly was a little buggy.
Thats too be expected though will all the functionality they have combined into 1 package.
Their current version is very stable and has been cleaned up. We are also one of the first demoing their latest beta version. We are running it on a small server with some test accounts. Got to tell you, we're VERY impressed.
Here's a small write up about where they stand now - still some known issues - but the product runs pretty smooth (obviously waiting for them to resolve the problem with over 100 users before we implement
)
Date: Dec 18, 2003
I am happy to announce the release of H-sphere 2.4 beta 2. This is the first public release of h-sphere, and
there is many more to come. A number of features will be added to 2.4 in the next few weeks. The main
purpose of this version is to test core changes in the live environment. Beta 2 should not be installed by
anyone with more then 100 live accounts. It also has an issue with Windows Shared SSL - and should not be
used by companies who use windows shared SSL. Future versions will resolve thouse issues.
Main changes include H-Sphere 2.4:
Redesigned billing system, with a goal of simplifying billing and billing reporting
Packaging system that provides an easy way to extend h-sphere functionality
Switch from JServ to Tomcat as h-sphere backend engine
Availability of remote XML api to allow scripting of h-sphere functionality
Redesign of internal trouble ticketing system.
Additional changes that will be available in the next beta:
New h-sphere skin
Redesigned mail subsistem (that will include spam & virus filtering)
More information on H-Sphere 2.4 beta 2 is available at:
http://www.psoft.net/HSdocumentatio...s.html#24_beta2
To request an upgrade, please, email to
support@psoft.net
Best Regards,
Igor Seletskiy