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  1. Ley

    Ley Well-Known Member

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    Is there any way to remake packages...?

    you can edit what they include but their name is not editable...is this possible?
     
    #1 Ley, May 4, 2004
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    Yes, it is easy to rename a package:

    To rename a package, login to root shell:
    cd /var/cpanel/packages
    mv pkgX pkgY

    To rename packages for users (remember this just renames the package the user is using, it does not change any of their settings/quotas):
    cd /var/cpanel/users
    replace "PLAN=pkgX" "PLAN=pkgY" -- *
     
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    But how do i change the package to 1 that can only be seen by a user ...i cant do <username> since rename doesnt accpet < > tags
     
    #3 Ley, May 4, 2004
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    I'm afraid that I don't understand the question that you're asking :confused:
     
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    ok i try explain...


    when i created packages i forgot to add usertags <> so they can only be seen by resellers who made the packages.

    if i forgot this, can i still rename a package so it has username tags <> like it says in whm ?
     
    #5 Ley, May 4, 2004
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    in whm when it says <username>_packagename
    it means insert the username there, so if the reseller's username was reseller1
    then the package name would be
    reseller1_packagename

    understand?
     
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