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and if you run. sudo find /home/jv74/public_html/ -type f -exec chmod 664 {} \; sudo find /home/jv74/public_html/ -type d -exec chmod 775 {} \; sudo chown -R apache:apache /home/jv74/public_html/ it still doesnt work?

I think this will give you a clearer picture about user and group. apachectl -S

Try setting file/folder permission. sudo find /home/jv74/public_html/ -type f -exec chmod 664 {} \; sudo find /home/jv74/public_html/ -type d -exec chmod 775 {} \; also make sure you are using the current user, check: ps aux | egrep '(apache|httpd)'

Just change the owner and group to the same one you used in the old path. sudo chown -R user:group /home/jv74/public_html/ user & group should be real user and group

Just make sure you use the same user/group in the new path like you had in /var/www/vhosts/jv74.se/httpdocs

Apache user.

Yes

I think that gift card modules use regular product at the end. So it should direct you to regular product page (with some module customization). Maybe you have another product with the same url rewrite as the gift card product.

@datakick Any different between the trial and paid versions?

I can confirm @Traumflug replies that TB fully support PHP 7.2 I've upgrade a shop last week from TB 1.0.2 / PHP 7.0 to TB 1.0.x / PHP 7.2 in less than 5 seconds with no errors at all.

I think that if you are not using PayPal rest api to process orders than the payment in PayPal happens prior to the customer being redirected back to your shop, which only at that point the Cart object turn into an Order object (thats how most payment modules works). So there is a chance that you will get money in your PayPal account from a customer but your shop did not process the order yet. If you are using PayPal rest api to process orders than only when the customer redirect back to your shop you can execute the actual payment from PayPal (which makes it a smoother process with less chance of failing in between). It references an order in our shop that belongs to another customer about this part it doesn't really make any sense how can one order post on different client. are you sure about that?

In case url rewrites (friendly urls) is not turned on, you can use: https://denkspellenparadijs.nl/index.php?controller=prices-drop

Did you setup email addresses in mail alert module configuration?

Check that you don't have duplicated customers with the same email address lower and capital. like: MyEmail@example.com and myemail@example.com if you do find any kind of duplicates make sure you remove them all

Thank you for clarifying

@TraumflugBut isn't the old updater is the only one that support db upgrades? let say you want to upgrade from v1.0.2 to current version, you will need to use the old updater?

Make sure you are updating the module class to support the new name. class BlockBanner extends Module and in the construct. $this->name = 'blockbanner'; and this variables: const IMAGE = 'BLOCKBANNER_IMG'; const LINK = 'BLOCKBANNER_LINK'; const DESCRIPTION = 'BLOCKBANNER_DESC';

Do you use Uppercase letters in your shop folder/url?

@Traumflug I think its the example files that shows comma as a seperator

It looks like your IP has been blocked or marked as spam. Try the recommendation you got about removing your ip from the black list. Also you should setup a reverse dns in digital ocean, so your IP address will have a valid domain. And after that you should setup mx records and spf records that matches your ip/domain.

Are you able to send emails from command line, like: "sendmail youremail@com" -> enter -> "some text" -> ctrl+d?

So from what I understand you are sending mails from your server with phpmail. DO won't block your ports unless you have some spams or something worst coming out from your server, and they will probably inform you about it. MX records should be set from your domain name server (where you point you NS), so setting MX in DO will only work if you have your domain NS pointing to DO. Did you try something simple like restarting postfix or checking that its active? sudo systemctl status postfix, sudo systemctl enable postfix, sudo systemctl restart postfix You can also try to reconfigure postfix: sudo dpkg-reconfigure postfix

If you are using smtp to send mails, you should check that smtp port are not blocked by firewall. If you are using php mail to send mails, you should check postfix configuration. In both cases you check mail.log file /var/log

My guess is that you added left and/or right column to contact us page or it was always there and you recently added modules to those hooks. Go to Preferences -> Themes -> Advanced settings -> Uncheck left and right column on "Contact us"

@musicmaster in my case its installed