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Expiration date

orenk

Basic Pleskian
Hi
I searched google allot but I didn't find an answer. (Only external tool that can do this)
I'd like to get a list of customers/subscription that is going to expire the next month.
Is it possible to get somehow the expiration date of my customers ?
is it possible to sort customers/domains by expiration date ? (Rather than setup date which not help much)

I know that it is possible to get expiration date of individual customer/subscription, but its not practical when you have 50+ customers manually.
Also, the notification email is often filtered by the spam filter (Thanks to Google, I mark it as NOT SPAM, it works fine for a while, then it goes back to spam again),
email is not good for me anyway, because I'd like to call all of the relevant customer at the same day, and I dont want wait until it reaches X days before end of subscription.

Thanks
Oren
 
I'm not familiar with Windows scripting but on Linux you can extract Expiration date for subscriptions with subscription utility something like:

# for i in `mysql -uadmin -p\`cat /etc/psa/.psa.shadow\` psa -Ns -e "select name from domains"`; do /usr/local/psa/bin/subscription -i $i; done | grep -B 6 "Expiration date"
 
can you instruct me to submit this as Feature request for future versions ?
I think this feature is useful for both linux and windows version.
 
Please use plesk.uservoice.com for submitting feature requests.
 
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