Adrian Andreias
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Users can delete any module files they do no require from the /modules directory without any negative impact on the software. At this time we are not planning to increase the complexity of the installation process by requiring users to choose modules in advance.
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Remove or cut access to registrar, gateway etc. modules that are not used.
A typic user uses less that 3% of whmcs standard modules. Considering the past security vulnerabilities it makes no sense to have thoses php files publically accessible.
You should download and/or place them only if they are actually used.
This applies for any other piece of code that is not used by default by everyone.
A typic user uses less that 3% of whmcs standard modules. Considering the past security vulnerabilities it makes no sense to have thoses php files publically accessible.
You should download and/or place them only if they are actually used.
This applies for any other piece of code that is not used by default by everyone.
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Thanks for taking the time to provide your feedback!
Users can delete any module files they do no require from the /modules directory without any negative impact on the software. At this time we are not planning to increase the complexity of the installation process by requiring users to choose modules in advance.