It's in Sentora also, it's the 'type' tag in the module.xml:
Yours:
Also, you left the update URL empty
An example of deleted_records_manager.xml: (Makes the module compliant with Repo Browser)
Code:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<module>
<name>Deleted Records Manager</name>
<version>1.1.1</version>
<defaultcat>Admin</defaultcat>
<desc>This modules allows the admin to view and delete client database records that have been marked 'deleted' by Sentora.</desc>
<type>user</type> <=== Right Here
<authorname>TGates</authorname>
<authoremail>tgates@mach-hosting.com</authoremail>
<authorurl>http://www.sentora.org/</authorurl>
<updateurl>http://zppy-repo.mach-hosting.com/deleted_records_manager.xml</updateurl>
</module>
Code:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<module>
<name>FileManager</name>
<version>100</version>
<defaultcat>File Management</defaultcat>
<desc>Web filemanager</desc>
<authorname>Diablo925</authorname>
<authoremail>carsten@alio.dk</authoremail>
<authorurl>http://Alio.dk/</authorurl>
<updateurl></updateurl>
</module>
An example of deleted_records_manager.xml: (Makes the module compliant with Repo Browser)
Code:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<updateserver>
<latestversion>1.1.1</latestversion>
<downloadurl>http://zppy-repo.mach-hosting.com/deleted_records_manager.zpp</downloadurl>
<desc>This modules allows the admin to view and delete client database records that have been marked 'deleted' by Sentora.</desc>
<updatedesc>Deleting client also deletes their profile. DNS entries deleted by domain name instead of ID. (Faster)</updatedesc>
<authorname>T.Gates</authorname>
<authoremail>tgates@mach-hosting.com</authoremail>
<authorurl>http://www.sentora.org</authorurl>
<ostype>all</ostype>
</updateserver>