as to the testing environment either obtain 2 instances of the plugin or reset ip of the domain where plugin is used.
again this is dynamic ip of the DNS providers not webserversas to the testing environment either obtain 2 instances of the plugin or reset ip of the domain where plugin is used.
Because this way you can easily use one plugin on two websites and this is a fraud
ketkew you can change your hosting to/with directAdmin, that alows to create different domains with same IP.
sorry for my bad english :D
Exactly.
Because this way you can easily use one plugin on two websites and this is a fraud
Then change your policy to use the plugins on max 2 domains instead of one. The main fraud will be users which heavy use the plugins on more then 2 websites (like professional webdesigners) ?
Dont understand me wrong, I really want to pay twice for a plugin if I host 2 websites on 2 domains, but for testing purposes only this isn't acceptable
Yes, most software out there allows two instances — one for testing and one for the live website. It seems they have stood their ground with this strange decision, so the best advice I can offer is to say "edit what's necessary to set up your test installation."+1 Bryan
None of us are doing this out of malice, we need a test installation that's hidden from the public. No successful website does not have test installs. Many have multiple.
If you force your customers to get around things, they will. No fraud involved, we're not deploying two instances, we simply need to test the plugins without bringing down the live website for literally a full day just to test them all. That's ridiculous.
I try to keep my keyboard inactive when it comes to opinion, but this is a decision that's going too far to alienate customers. 50+ plugins, I would have to enter my key and reset the IP several times, all while my main source of income has to be taken down because you don't allow test installs? No thank you. This is open source software, we'll find our way.
is it possible, that some paid plugins goes to one IP, and other - to another IP ? :)
one question moreYes one plugin license per IP
is it possible, that some paid plugins goes to one IP, and other - to another IP ? :)
The Oxwall platform itself does not have this limitation and if a plugin's t&c's are silent on how it can be used then it's a reasonable assumption that such plugins can be used in the same way as the software that it is plugging in to. I have purchased all of my plugins on this basis, and for Oxwall to retrospectively impose this limitation after purchase is contractually wrong.