Setup guide: WHMCS setup

Jellyfin Family module WHMCS 

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1. Download the latest version of the module.

PHP 8.1

wget https://download.puqcloud.com/WHMCS/servers/PUQ_WHMCS-Jellyfin-Family/PUQ_WHMCS-Jellyfin-Family-latest.zip

PHP 7.4

wget https://download.puqcloud.com/WHMCS/servers/PUQ_WHMCS-Jellyfin-Family/php74/PUQ_WHMCS-Jellyfin-Family-latest.zip

All versions are available via link: http://download.puqcloud.com/WHMCS/servers/PUQ_WHMCS-Jellyfin-Family/

2. Unzip the archive with the module.

unzip PUQ_WHMCS-Jellyfin-Family-latest.zip

3. Copy "puqJellyfinFamily" to "WHMCS_WEB_DIR/modules/servers/"

4. Create new server Jellyfin in WHMCS (System Settings->Products/Services->Servers)

System Settings->Servers->Add New Server

• Enter the correct Name and Hostname

• In the Server Details section, select the "PUQ Jellyfin Family" module and enter the correct username, password and access hash (API key) for the Jellyfin web interface.
• To check, click the "Test connection" button

5. Create a new Products/Services

System Settings->Products/Services->Create a New Product

In the Module settings section, select the "PUQ Jellyfin Family" module

• License key: A pre-purchased license key for the "PUQ Jellyfin Family" module. For the module to work correctly, the key must be active

Media Accounts Configuration

• Count of media accounts: Available number of media accounts for creation by user.

Libraries:

• Use All Libraries: Choosing all of libraries from your Jellyfin server
• Libraries: The libraries you want to make available to customers of this product.
    (IMPORTANT! Start a new line for each new library)
  Example:
  "Movies
  Beginner`s Programming Course
  Comedy"
    IMPORTANT!
  If you have a folder named "-", please enter it not as the first one or rename it.
  If you don't want any folder to be accessible, type "-".

User Configuration:

• Streaming bitrate limit: An optional per-stream bitrate limit for all out of network devices. This is useful to prevent devices from requesting a higher bitrate than your internet connection can handle. This may result in increased CPU load on your server in order to transcode videos on the fly to a lower bitrate.
• SyncPlay access: The SyncPlay feature enables to sync playback with other devices. Select the level of access this user has to the SyncPlay
• Remote control: Remote control of shared devices (DLNA devices are considered shared until a user begins controlling them)
• Media downloads: Users can download media and store it on their devices. This is not the same as a sync feature. Book libraries require this enabled to function properly.
• User sessions: Set the maximum number of simultaneous user sessions.
  A value of 0 will disable the feature.
• Failed login attempts: Determine how many incorrect login tries can be made before lockout occurs.
  A value of zero means inheriting the default of three tries for normal users and five for administrators. Setting this to -1 will disable the feature.
• Username prefix/Username suffix: Necessary in order to generate a username for the service, in the format: prefix<client_id>-<service_id>suffix

Allow playback (Restricting access to transcoding may cause playback failures in clients due to unsupported media formats)

• media
• audio that requires transcoding
• video that requires transcoding
• video that requires conversion without re-encoding

Feature access:

• Allow Live TV access
• Allow Live TV recording management
• Force transcoding of remote media sources such as Live TV

Links

• Link to instruction: Link to the instruction, if filled out, it will be reflected in the client area