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Look for this in the admin, site settings area: "The maximum concurrent downloads a paid user can do at once" It won't kick the out of their session however it'll allow you to restrict how many downloads an account can do at once. Might help restrict account sharing.

It might be worth checking out the IPN history on PayPal aswell. If you login and hover over 'History' then click 'IPN History' you'll be able to search previous call backs. It will also detail the status of each.

Try setting this as the ipn url: http://docuseed.com/plugins/paypal/site/_payment_ipn.php

Actually, a neater option would be replace line 55 in _updateFileOptions.ajax.php with this: $fullUrls[] = '<a href="'.$file->getFullShortUrl().'">'.$file->getFullShortUrl().'</a>';

You can't make them html using the email template, some email clients will automatically make them clickable though. You can mod the code so they're always in html. Open _updateFileOptions.ajax.php. On line 63 (after $subject = t('...'); ) add: foreach($fullUrls AS $k=>$fullUrl) {...

Hi Mark, Apologies for the delay in response to your email. I sent a response yesterday, copied below encase you've not got it yet. If any of these help, can you report back here encase other users also have the same issue. What is your domain? Have you any server restrictions like ip blocking...

Moving to RFCs.

You don't have to renew at all, although yes you'll loose access to the download link if you've not renewed at the moment. It's purely because we don't have the functionality to list previous releases of the script. I'll look into adding something on the site to access these. In the mean time...

The current player works fine. JWPlayer uses the same technology to play files so it won't stream videos any different. You'll probably find the issue is with the type of media encoding rather than the player. For example, not all mp4s will stream.

This should be based on the php max upload settings. Do you have a local php.ini file in the root of the script install with the max upload settings defined? This will only work for that directory, it doesn't iterate down into the plugins folder. If you have a local php.ini, I'd recommend...

This is an old RFC as the last release provided this. I probably should have updated this. :)