Guys,
I had the same problem, and after much digging I found the solution:
If you log into phpMyAdmin as root, and look into the table "sentora->sentora_xbilling->x_settings" you will see that all the records related to email sending ("order_message", "welcome_message", etc...) have a reseller_ac_id_fk of "-1".
These records obviously act as a template, for your own email messages. So all you need to do is to:
1. Go to the xBilling module in Sentora
2. Click the "Email Settings" tab
3. Click save in the bottom of the page
Now those template records will be added to the table, but this time using your reseller id - and emails will work!
Cheers.
I had the same problem, and after much digging I found the solution:
If you log into phpMyAdmin as root, and look into the table "sentora->sentora_xbilling->x_settings" you will see that all the records related to email sending ("order_message", "welcome_message", etc...) have a reseller_ac_id_fk of "-1".
These records obviously act as a template, for your own email messages. So all you need to do is to:
1. Go to the xBilling module in Sentora
2. Click the "Email Settings" tab
3. Click save in the bottom of the page
Now those template records will be added to the table, but this time using your reseller id - and emails will work!
Cheers.
