login to cpanel using http link

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Does any one know of a way to login to cpanel without having the login box.

The most common way is http://username:[email protected]:2083/
however, this does not work with my host. The port # is correct, & i've tried using the ip address rather than "mysite.com"

The reason I would like to use this method it for auto creation of pop3. The link would be something like :

fopen ("http://username:password@Server's IP:2082/frontend/Xskin/mail/doaddpop.html?email=$NewEmail&domain=$domain&password=$Password"a=50", "r");

This is a snippit of a php script, & is not the entire code.

Thanks for any help anyone can give.
 
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tommyinorl said:
Does any one know of a way to login to cpanel without having the login box.

The most common way is http://username:[email protected]:2083/
however, this does not work with my host. The port # is correct, & i've tried using the ip address rather than "mysite.com"
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Do you have root access to the server?
 
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it's for a site i'm using from my reseller account, y would I not have root access?...

Yes, i've tried both ports with both secure http & without, it used to work but I think since my host has changed to cpanel 10 it altered something. In WHM Auto Pilot, there is a option in each users area to access cpanel directly, with no login screen. I now use iPanel, but I went to their demo & the link was http://username:[email protected]:2082/
 
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tommyinorl said:
y would I not have root access?...
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Because your answer of:

tommyinorl said:
yes, i'm a reseller but it's for a single site.
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was somewhat on the ambiguous side, firstly saying "yes" to the original question of whether you had root access and then secondly saying "I'm a reseller".

To be honest, this is the type of answer I would expect from someone not sure of the meaning of the term "root access".

Clearly you do know what "root access" means, it's just that your answer didn't demonstrate that.
 
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tommyinorl

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no, I have a life & don't spend hours behind a keybord like you NERD!!!

you didn't answer the question either!!!
 
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tommyinorl said:
no, I have a life & don't spend hours behind a keybord like you NERD!!!

you didn't answer the question either!!!
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perhaps if you did spend a few more hours behind a keyboard, you would understand that too much info is missing from your previous posts for anyone to be able to help you. I tend to agree with the other poster that you more then likely don't have root access. Resellers by default do not have root access.

do you have a dedicated box that you own?
do you have a VPS reseller account with a hosting company?
do you have a reseller account with a hosting company?

answering those simple questions will help others to better direct you in which way you need to write your login script.
 
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