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Discussion in 'cPanel Developers' started by blargman, Nov 9, 2009.

  1. blargman

    blargman Well-Known Member Verifed Vendor

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    Is there any thought on making this function? Would be very beneficial. Currently I have no way of getting a list of subdomains or addon domains for an account through the API.


    I'm currently looking into if I can make my own api function. If someone could give me pointers on that instead that would be helpful as well

    Thoughts?
     
    #1 blargman, Nov 9, 2009
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    so evidently this can be done through the cpanel api by specifying the username. So there's that. At any rate I've already pulled the data i needed via pyyaml from the userdata files.

    Just thought I'd update this thread in case anyone was curious in the future.
     
    #2 blargman, Nov 10, 2009
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    There are XML-API functions for doing this:

    AddonDomainRef < DeveloperResources/ApiRef < TWiki
    SubDomainRef < DeveloperResources/ApiRef < TWiki
    ParkRef < DeveloperResources/ApiRef < TWiki

    So, for clarities sake, the easiest way to do this is (per API call) doing something like:

    Code:
    $cpanel/xml-api/cpanel?
cpanel_xmlapi_module=AddonDomains&
cpanel_xmlapi_func=listaddondomains
    which will return an XML document full of the addon domains per account.

    This can also be done through whm, however you will need to add a $user argument in order for the cpanel call to work correctly.
     
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    #3 MattDees, Nov 11, 2009
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    blargman Well-Known Member Verifed Vendor

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    Thanks Matt, ya that is what I was referring to as far as Cpanel API. I am new to this I didn't realize there were more functions I could access via the xml-api via xml-api/cpanel.

    Could you clarify something for me? I am going to do some more testing on it but I was under the impression I could hook into cpanel and run arbitrary commands on certain actions.

    I created /usr/local/cpanel/addondomain
    then created a file inside it /usr/local/cpanel/addondomain/deladdondomain

    It's a simple python script
    #!/usr/local/bin/python
    f=open('/root/test.txt', "w")
    f.write('This is a test\n')
    f.close

    I thought this should run any time I delete an addondomain but it doesn't appear to be. I've checked everything obvious permisisons, execute bit etc. Am I just not doing this right at all?
    I did forget to run registerhooks. I just did that though and not much more help. If I run the script manually it works fine. :\
     
    #4 blargman, Nov 12, 2009
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