Disable Jupiter welcome screen

[lewis21]

As the title suggests how can we disable the Jupiter welcome/popup Onboarding Assistant screen for all existing users and for new users. I found this below but it does not appear to work with Jupiter?

How To Disable/Enable The Welcome Panel in Version 94 From The CLI?

Note: This article only applies to cases where you want to disable/enable the welcome panel for a specific existing account. In case you wish to disable the welcome panel server-wide, for all newly...

support.cpanel.net

 

[cPRex]

Hey there! That article wouldn't apply to the newer Jupiter interface. I believe this will be the specific one you're looking for: https://support.cpanel.net/hc/en-us...ing-point-dialogue-box-in-cPanel-version-104-

 

[lewis21]

Hi thanks for the quick reply.

I tried that but it does not seem to work, even though it does create the file: /home/USERNAME/.cpanel/nvdata/cp-welcome-panel_dismissed

Here is the output from the command I issued:


{
"func" : "set",
"module" : "Personalization",
"result" : {
"status" : 1,
"messages" : null,
"metadata" : {},
"data" : {
"personalization" : {
"cp-welcome-panel_dismissed" : {
"reason" : "OK",
"value" : "1",
"success" : 1
}
}
},
"errors" : null,
"warnings" : null
},
"apiversion" : 3
}

 

[cPRex]

Is the screen in that article the one you are trying to suppress?

 

[lewis21]

Actually its this Welcome screen

 

[cPRex]

Can you also confirm that you're using cPanel version 106 or 108?

 

[lewis21]

I'm using 108.0.13

 

[cPRex]

Thanks for the clarification - this is what you'll need to take care of that - Guide to cPanel Interface Customization - Hide the Onboarding Assistant

 

[lewis21]

Thanks it works perfectly

Do you happen to know how to hide the Horde warning box too?

 

[cPRex]

As of this time, there isn't a way to do that. We are working on adding a function for this in case HB-6575, but it hasn't been applied to a public release just yet.

 

[Nathan Lyle]

Is there some way to disable that prompt to link away for all account and in all cases, that doesn't involve the command line? I really dislike when software attempts to be "helpful" without knowing what is really wanted. My clients do not need links to cPanel's websites. It will only create confusion and increase the amount of time I'm spending answering questions.

 

[cPRex]

No, at this point there is only the command line option to remove that interface.

 

[Scootie]

I just logged into the forum so I may post a new topic about this same issue.
I just came from checking out one of my clients VPS's that has over 30 cPanel accounts on it.

While accesing each cPanel account I was greeting by this Jupiter Welcome screen.

IT'S INFURIATING!!!!

For the love of GOD! DISABLE IT!!!

Who the hell came up with this "genius" idea?

 

[stormy]

Ok, so it's "Jupiter day" for many of us. I understand we've voiced our displeasure in many threads, so I think it's better to use these threads to fix the annoyances.

I'm also here to find a way to disable the onboarding and Horde notices.

Disabling the Horde notice in cPanel
It's not possible to do it programatically, but the horde box has an ID: #cpHordeBanner. So this allows us to hide it with CSS via "display:none". I just need to find out how to include a CSS file in the cPanel home screen. Documentation here, should be easy:

Guide to cPanel Interface Customization - Content Includes

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EDIT: here's the code for cpanel_jupiter_head.html.tt

<style>
#cpHordeBanner {display:none !important;}
</style>

Disabling the onboarding for all users
This can be done with the usual bash script that loops through all cPanel users and performs the required action. With some forum digging I'm sure I can find it.

Now, maybe someone with the necessary experience can post the code for these two things and save me the trial-and-error and forum searching...

 

[cPRex]

@stormy - I created this guy for the CSS tool you mention: https://features.cpanel.net/agent/object/22659

My link a few posts up should help with the onboarding assistant.

 

[stormy]

@stormy - I created this guy for the CSS tool you mention: https://features.cpanel.net/agent/object/22659

My link a few posts up should help with the onboarding assistant.

Thanks! I had already voted. But now I'm trying to tackle the easy part - the visible notice in the end user's cPanel, which should be easy to override (I edited my post above for clarity(. I just need to find the documentation EDIT: HERE: Guide to cPanel Interface Customization - Content Includes

And for the onboarding, I'm trying to loop through all users in the server, which is missing from that link. In the past, it would be something like for i in $(ls /var/cpanel/users); do SOMETHING HERE $i;done.

 

[cPRex]

I would expect a for loop to work well for this one also.

 

[stormy]

So it would be something like this, but I have no idea if this is correct or not.

for i in $(ls /var/cpanel/users); do echo '{"personalization": {"cp-welcome-panel_dismissed": 1}}' | uapi --user=$i --input=json --output=jsonpretty Personalization set;done

 

[cPRex]

That certainly looks right to me!

 

[stormy]

That certainly looks right to me!

I run the command and apparently it didn't work, I still got the onboarding notice. Then I realized it was the code for new users, not for migrated users.

For future reference, here's the code for migrated users:

for i in $(ls /var/cpanel/users); do echo '{"personalization": {"migrated_to_jupiter": 0}}' | uapi --user=$i --input=json --output=jsonpretty Personalization set;done