Login "Script" For Multiple Servers

[fowen]

I tried searching but I couldn't find anything on this subject (even though I am sure someone has posted something, I am not sure if I am using the proper verbiage).

I would like to make a central login for cPanel on my website instead of a different location for each server IE: http://www.bluehost.com/cgi-bin/cplogin.

Is this possible? Is their any tutorials on how to do this?

Thanks!

 

[bmcpanel]

I tried searching but I couldn't find anything on this subject (even though I am sure someone has posted something, I am not sure if I am using the proper verbiage).

I would like to make a central login for cPanel on my website instead of a different location for each server IE: http://www.bluehost.com/cgi-bin/cplogin.

Is this possible? Is their any tutorials on how to do this?

Thanks!

I have never found anything that worked well for me, though there was work being done on such scripts last year and previous, so I am sure you will be able to find something if you keep looking.

 

[HH-Steven]

Heres you go, simple but does the job.

You can add the contents of login.php to your webpage or call it using a php include (my preferred method)

<?php include('login.php'); ?>

 

[erix920]

I made a newer more advanced version.

You can see it at -> www.ecct2.com/login

You can get the full script at -> www.ecct2.com/login/login.zip

 

[fowen]

I made a newer more advanced version.

You can see it at -> www.ecct2.com/login

You can get the full script at -> www.ecct2.com/login/login.zip

this looks like it will be perfect. One problem (might be with my machine, I am running IE7) when I click on th green ? next to domain it does nothing. Is this broken or is this something wrong with my machine?

What is it supposed to do?

 

[richy]

We've got a login script which users enter in their domain name and password to a form, the PHP form then interrogates our billing database (autopilot) for the IP address of the server and the username allocated to that account and then returns a HTTP Redirect to the user with the appropriate IP address and username encoded.

 

[erix920]

Nope, nothings wrong with you IE. I don't know what that's there. Anyway, i'm working on ways to make the script much more secure than it is right now. I was going to use a ticker for the options but it didn't work.

Richy:

The problem I thought of when I came across reading your post was that if the persons IP changed what would happen? The way I understand is when a user enter domain and password autopoilet matches them all up and redirects then to thier server with thier website on it.

 

[erix920]

Finished version 2. Uses includes insted of just listing all the info. Make it a little easier to edit/add onto. It's also more organised.

http://www.ecct2.com/login/login_v2.zip