Auto create email with PHP

**bwor** · 02-05-2010 05:03 PM

I have cpanel version 11 and i try to auto create email from PHP using this code

<?php
$cpuser = "cpanel_user_name";
$cppass = "cpanel_password";
$euser = "email_user_name";
$epass = "email_password";
$equota = "email_quota";
$domain = "domian.com";
$url = "http://".$cpuser.":".$cppass."@".$domain."2082/frontend/x3/mail/doaddpop.html?email=".$euser."&domain=".$domain."&password=".$epass."&quota=".$equota;
if($cpanel = fopen($url, "r"))
{
echo "Success email creation.";
fclose($cpanel);
}
else
{
echo "Failed email creation.";
}
?>

When I run this code I get the result "Success email creation." but when I login to cpanel I not found the new email in the list.

What the wrong ?

**nelwa** · 02-05-2010 11:29 PM

I have cPanel version 11.24.5 and I can confirm that I have almost exactly the same problem. I run my script, which returns this array:

Code:

array(3) {
  ["apiversion"]=>
  string(1) "2"
  ["func"]=>
  string(6) "addpop"
  ["module"]=>
  string(5) "Email"

but when I login on cpanel, the email address isn't shown...this is driving me mad...

I run the instruction with an api2 query like this:

PHP Code:


$arr = $xmlapi->api2_query($account, "Email", "addpop", array(domain=>$res['domain'], email=>$email1, password=>$password1, quota=>0) );

var_dump($arr);

I know I'm authenticating correctly, because I can list bandwidth usage, etc. without any problems...

This is an urgent problem and any help would be greatly appreciated.

**rjf1505** · 03-07-2010 04:00 PM

Hi,

I also use a script to create email and other stuff.
All works fine exept the email part.

Anyone got news from Cpanel ?

Thanks
Robert-Jan

**cPanelDavidN** · 03-15-2010 09:23 AM

Hi guys,

Using the XMLAPI.php class, you should be about to add pop emails to an account like so:

Code:

$username = 'dave'; //cpanel username associated with our domain
$newpopdata = array(
 'domain'=>'dave.com',
 'email'=>'mr_dave',
 'password'=>'my_s3cr3t_pop!passwd',
 'quota'=>0,
);
$result = $xmlapi->api2_query($username, "Email", "addpop", $newpopdata);

This is the same as nelwa's code. The main difference is I'm quoting my array keys; not fatal, but depending it may affect your code.

I know for certain that his works on 11.25.0. However, I will try on an 11.24.5 server later and will post my findings.

Regards,
-Dave

**cPanelDavidN** · 03-15-2010 10:27 AM

Hi guys,

Unfortunately, the documentation isn't crystal clear on api2 calls via URL. Short answer: not all api2 calls are supported in 11.24.5. All api1 calls are. Use an api1 like the following example for 11.24.5:

Code:

$account = "dave";
$email_user = "mr_dave";
$email_password = "my_s3cr3t_pop!passwd";
$email_domain = "dave.com";
$email_quota = '0';

$xmlapi = new xmlapi($ip);
$xmlapi->password_auth("root",$root_pass);
$xmlapi->set_output('xml');

$result = $xmlapi->api1_query($account, "Email", "addpop", array($email_user, $email_password, $email_quota, $email_domain) );

The actual url query string would look like:

Code:

https://10.1.5.162:2087/xml-api/cpanel?user=dave&cpanel_xmlapi_module=Email&cpanel_xmlapi_func=addpop&cpanel_xmlapi_apiversion=1&arg-0=mr_dave&arg-1=my_s3cr3t_pop!passwd&arg-2=0&arg-3=dave.com

**cPanelMatt** · 03-17-2010 02:42 PM

More clarification:

The API2 documentation was targetted @ 11.25.0. At the time we started developing it we decided that it was less of a time sync to target the release that would be coming out shortly.

I apologize for the confusion.

**bwor** · 06-10-2010 06:53 PM

Originally Posted by cPanelDavidN

Hi guys,

Unfortunately, the documentation isn't crystal clear on api2 calls via URL. Short answer: not all api2 calls are supported in 11.24.5. All api1 calls are. Use an api1 like the following example for 11.24.5:

Code:

$account = "dave";
$email_user = "mr_dave";
$email_password = "my_s3cr3t_pop!passwd";
$email_domain = "dave.com";
$email_quota = '0';

$xmlapi = new xmlapi($ip);
$xmlapi->password_auth("root",$root_pass);
$xmlapi->set_output('xml');

$result = $xmlapi->api1_query($account, "Email", "addpop", array($email_user, $email_password, $email_quota, $email_domain) );

The actual url query string would look like:

Code:

https://10.1.5.162:2087/xml-api/cpanel?user=dave&cpanel_xmlapi_module=Email&cpanel_xmlapi_func=addpop&cpanel_xmlapi_apiversion=1&arg-0=mr_dave&arg-1=my_s3cr3t_pop!passwd&arg-2=0&arg-3=dave.com

I think the previous code using with WHM account only but in my status I have only cpanel account.

**cPanelDavidN** · 06-11-2010 09:55 AM

You can authenticate with your user credentials and as long as you're only requesting action for your account, it should succeed.

Code:

$account = "dave";
$account_pass = "d4v3sSecret!";

$email_user = "mr_dave";
$email_password = "my_s3cr3t_pop!passwd";
$email_domain = "dave.com";
$email_quota = '0';

$xmlapi = new xmlapi($ip);
$xmlapi->password_auth($account, $account_pass);  <-- USE USER ACCOUNT AUTH
$xmlapi->set_output('xml');

$result = $xmlapi->api1_query($account, "Email", "addpop", array($email_user, $email_password, $email_quota, $email_domain) );

**bwor** · 06-11-2010 06:49 PM

Originally Posted by cPanelDavidN

You can authenticate with your user credentials and as long as you're only requesting action for your account, it should succeed.

Code:

$account = "dave";
$account_pass = "d4v3sSecret!";

$email_user = "mr_dave";
$email_password = "my_s3cr3t_pop!passwd";
$email_domain = "dave.com";
$email_quota = '0';

$xmlapi = new xmlapi($ip);
$xmlapi->password_auth($account, $account_pass);  <-- USE USER ACCOUNT AUTH
$xmlapi->set_output('xml');

$result = $xmlapi->api1_query($account, "Email", "addpop", array($email_user, $email_password, $email_quota, $email_domain) );

I get an error when I execute this code
(HTTP 500 Internal Server Error)
The website cannot display the page
HTTP 500
Most likely causes:
•The website is under maintenance.
•The website has a programming error.

What you can try:
Refresh the page.

Go back to the previous page.

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This error (HTTP 500 Internal Server Error) means that the website you are visiting had a server problem which prevented the webpage from displaying.

For more information about HTTP errors, see Help.

**bwor** · 06-13-2010 02:48 PM

Originally Posted by cPanelDavidN

You can authenticate with your user credentials and as long as you're only requesting action for your account, it should succeed.

Code:

$account = "dave";
$account_pass = "d4v3sSecret!";

$email_user = "mr_dave";
$email_password = "my_s3cr3t_pop!passwd";
$email_domain = "dave.com";
$email_quota = '0';

$xmlapi = new xmlapi($ip);
$xmlapi->password_auth($account, $account_pass);  <-- USE USER ACCOUNT AUTH
$xmlapi->set_output('xml');

$result = $xmlapi->api1_query($account, "Email", "addpop", array($email_user, $email_password, $email_quota, $email_domain) );

cPanelDavidN what is $ip ? I what the value of $ip here ?

**bwor** · 06-13-2010 04:20 PM

Originally Posted by cPanelDavidN

You can authenticate with your user credentials and as long as you're only requesting action for your account, it should succeed.

Code:

$account = "dave";
$account_pass = "d4v3sSecret!";

$email_user = "mr_dave";
$email_password = "my_s3cr3t_pop!passwd";
$email_domain = "dave.com";
$email_quota = '0';

$xmlapi = new xmlapi($ip);
$xmlapi->password_auth($account, $account_pass);  <-- USE USER ACCOUNT AUTH
$xmlapi->set_output('xml');

$result = $xmlapi->api1_query($account, "Email", "addpop", array($email_user, $email_password, $email_quota, $email_domain) );

You can check the output of execution this code from this link
2shared - download Error_01.jpg

**cPanelDavidN** · 06-14-2010 06:49 AM

$ip is a variable containing the IP address of the server. You could also use you domain name. You must populate this with your own information.

The xmlapi object must have the address (IP or domain) to know where to send the requests.

If you don't have the right web address, then I'd expected to see the 500 errors you're getting. Try putting in your domain name and see what you get.

Regards,
-DavidN

**bwor** · 06-15-2010 03:55 PM

Originally Posted by cPanelDavidN

$ip is a variable containing the IP address of the server. You could also use you domain name. You must populate this with your own information.

The xmlapi object must have the address (IP or domain) to know where to send the requests.

If you don't have the right web address, then I'd expected to see the 500 errors you're getting. Try putting in your domain name and see what you get.

Regards,
-DavidN

I checked the error_log file and I get this result after execution your code

PHP Code:


[15-Jun-2010 15:52:59] PHP Fatal error:  Class 'xmlapi' not found in /home/xxxx/public_html/yyyy/test/test.php on line 13

What is that meaning ?

**cPanelDavidN** · 06-16-2010 09:02 AM

in your test.php, you need to include/require the xmlapi client class.

Code:

include('xmlapi.php');

you'll need to download the class from here http://sdk.cpanel.net/lib/xmlapi/php..._v1.0.5.tar.gz and extract it. Place "xmlapi.php" somewhere that's in you PHP include_path (or modify your include_path in test.php to include the directory where you placed "xmlapi.php").

the download also includes examples of how to use the class.

-DavidN

**bwor** · 06-16-2010 10:10 AM

Originally Posted by cPanelDavidN

in your test.php, you need to include/require the xmlapi client class.

Code:

include('xmlapi.php');

you'll need to download the class from here http://sdk.cpanel.net/lib/xmlapi/php..._v1.0.5.tar.gz and extract it. Place "xmlapi.php" somewhere that's in you PHP include_path (or modify your include_path in test.php to include the directory where you placed "xmlapi.php").

the download also includes examples of how to use the class.

-DavidN

Thanks alot and it's working now and I think you can close this thread.

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