Which post2host script to use for my free hosting ?

[enoughhosting]

Ipanel is not even responding to my questions. They are either out of business or not interested. So that is not a reliable solution.
thehostingtool.com is good but severely buggy, I tried 3 latest versions and neither could create a site for me so far.
free hosting manger seems to be the best script out there but it dont have p2h feature and dont manage multiple servers.

Any other options. Or should I write my own script ? That sounds like the only op.

How could there be so many free hosts out there if i cant even find a good post2host script which is bug free ?

:ninja:

 

[enoughhosting]

Ok, it seems that http://thehostingtool.com/ is working at last
I created both subdomain and domain without errors!

Still need to test the p2h feature. Lets see....

But it feels a bit risky after seeing so many bugs. Would it be upgraded in time > Regularly ?

Anyway thanks to http://thehostingtool.com Great Work.

 

[sander k]

WHMCS has a post2host module, but its no longer maintaint. I just used vBulletin with a point system. But then you have to manually add and remove clients from your servers.
Ipanel isn't safe, it got hacked a few weeks ago.

 

[Sitebee]

Surprised with iPanel not maintaining development of their hosting scripts. They used to be the best on the market.

 

[SKISLAL]

THT is actively developed as far as i can know. That is all what you can get for free, I believe.

 

[harrie]

I believe you should move to Paid hosting and take advantage of some awesome features which are not available in free web hostings.

Besides, the server space is low and you will be crammed on a existing server with lot of other customers.

 

[JonnyH]

Hi enoughosting, THT is in a very slow but active development cycle. We do still look at any bugs, security concerns you may have with top priority.

If you have any problems or bugs like mentioned, please refer them to me or one of the team. We'd be more than happy to get it fixed.

 

[Natcoweb]

Have you solved your issue already?

 

[Webcs-Peter]

Which one of them is better?

 

[eindustries]

Which one of them is better?

Obviously WHMCS is better but it costs a lot of money. Its much less buggy, is more professional, and has more features. If you're on a budget then just use THT. It works perfectly fine and gets the job done.