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Discussion in 'cPanel Developers' started by sirdopes, Mar 11, 2011.

  1. sirdopes

    sirdopes Well-Known Member PartnerNOC

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    Is there a way to modify the userdata file for a domain using the CustomEventHandler? I am trying to update the file after I add an addon domain. I tried calling Cpanel::Config::userdata::update_domain_datafield directly but I get permission denied since it is running as the cpanel user.
     
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    Well, you have a few different options here.

    This code does require escalated privileges so you can use the AdminBin/AdminRun system to execute whatever you want.

    You can also use the function hooks system to do this - these are already executed as root, but do not offer quite as much flexibilty as the CustomEventHandler system.

    There is another option, bring it up with me tomorrow.
     
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    sirdopes Well-Known Member PartnerNOC

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    The function hooks look like they would work for what I am doing. Does it need to be all lower case or does the case need to be set? Right now, I just am trying to touch a file in /tmp/ when I add an addon domain. It looks like it is seeing the file and I don't have any errors in the error_log but do not see the file being touched.

    /usr/local/cpanel/bin/register_hooks
    Registered hook addondomain::addaddondomain
    Registered 1 hooks
     
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    Hi sirdopes,

    It may sound silly, but your hook script does have the executable bit set, right?

    Regards,
    -DavidN
     
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