Cant make listpopwithdisk work

Hi hjcg1988,

When you say you're not getting anything, do you mean you're getting an empty result set similar to:

Code:

RESPONSE:
 <?xml version="1.0" ?>
  <cpanelresult>
    <apiversion>2</apiversion>
    <event>
      <result>1</result>
    </event>
    <func>listpopswithdisk</func>
    <module>Email</module>
  </cpanelresult>

SimpleXML var_dump:
SimpleXMLElement Object
(
    [apiversion] => 2
    [event] => SimpleXMLElement Object
        (
            [result] => 1
        )

    [func] => listpopswithdisk
    [module] => Email
)

Or do you mean that you literally get nothing?

- If you have an empty result set, I'd verify that you have the correct filter value, aka $email_domain.

- If you get nothing, not even the debug information, then you have something wrong, most like an E_ERROR or E_WARNING in combination with your error display/reporting. Depending on your PHP settings, errors might be logged as well as errors may not be rendered. If you're not familiar with PHP's error system I'm pretty sure I have another thread in this forum that discusses it (otherwise the PHP manual is your friend )

I copied your example code and filled in the variables with my info and this script executes fine. Therefore I'm inclined to think that there's something else at play here; probably the error issue I mention above. If I had to make a wild guess about it, I'd say that you don't have SSL in you PHP binary and since you're requesting to use port 2083 (an https port), it's failing. To verify that you have SSL compiled you can look at the output of phpinfo() or if you're executing via a shell you can simple look for the module (openssl) with `php -m |grep -i ssl`

If I place the script on a system without SSL and where error_log won't isn't my console (the debug feature sends to error_log ) AND I suppress the method invocation (which simulates not reporting errors), then I get absolutely nothing...all of which supports my guess above

If that's not it, please elaborate about your output, what errors are logged, etc.

Best Regards,
-DavidN

 

If you're getting a completely blank page, it's likely that your script is failing at the PHP level, ie, something is causing an E_ERROR or E_WARNING (or possibly an Exception) to be thrown. When serving a PHP via Apache, which throws a fatal error, and 'display_errors' turned off (or display_errors is on, but errors are being suppressed by other means), Apache returns just the header information and an empty body in the HTTP response.

I suggest you:
1) first check your script for errors with `php -l myscript.php` on the command line. This runs a syntax check against a given PHP script.
2) At the beginning of you file, use ini_set() to set error_log to someplace you have access (if you don't know where or have access to your Apache error logs)
3) make sure that your errors are not being logged to the syslog by use ini_set() for the log_errors directive (you'll want this to be 0 (integer) because we want PHP to direct errors to the place we specified above)
4) for debugging, you can set display_errors to 1 (integer), with ini_set(), at the beginning of the script to display the errors in the HTTP body that Apache servers. (important: this will only display non-fatal errors)...but you don't want this in a production environment...if you don't set this directive, you can aways read you error_log (that you specified above).

This is all covered in the PHP manual concerning Error Configuration.

Regards,
-DavidN