The Conn2Flow 3.0 series is now running the official conn2flow.com portal, replacing the legacy installation (2.10.11) in a zero-downtime cutover alongside the production launch of its commercial billing and cloud provisioning modules.
Clean cutover and deploy resilience (v3.0.8)
Moving to the main domain included purging lab test data, archiving a full backup of the previous generation, rotating credentials, and landing three core hardening improvements:
- Fail-safe lock release (
REQ-277):temp/deploy.lockis now released viaregister_shutdown_functioneven if a web worker hits a fatal memory error. - Ownership preservation on SSH deploy (
REQ-281):rsyncdeployments preserve target account ownership (chown) even when connecting over SSH asroot. - Page visibility and HMAC bypass (
REQ-274andREQ-275): pages gained individual visibility controls and private direct links (?acesso=), alongside an HMAC-signed browser bypass cookie for restricted environments.
Live Stripe subscriptions in BRL and USD (REQ-129 to REQ-136)
The subscriptions module is now processing live commercial checkouts through Stripe Live:
- Multi-currency catalog: visitors browsing in Portuguese are billed in Brazilian Reais (BRL) and visitors in English are billed in US Dollars (USD), with support for private plans unlocked via hash (
?hash=). - Dedicated transactional emails (
REQ-133andREQ-141): customers receive a clean, localized order confirmation while internal operations alerts are routed separately to the team.
Host Manager and dedicated Cloud quotas (REQ-134 and REQ-135)
When a customer subscribes to Cloud Starter (10 GB storage and 1,024 GB monthly bandwidth) or Cloud Pro (30 GB storage and 3,072 GB monthly bandwidth), the host-manager module provisions the isolated hosting account automatically and displays the primary and secondary NameServers—with one-click copy buttons—both in the My Hosting portal and in the localized activation email.
Source: Core · REQ-274 to REQ-282 · Site · REQ-129 to REQ-141 · BATCH-124 to BATCH-134