I've switched hosts and the new host is much faster. The problem is that for some genius reason they've required the use of session tokens in the URL!
It is still possible to use PHP's file_get_contents() function to call a page but their version of cPanel doesn't understand the link format unless a session already exists.
This works...but only if a session already exists...
If not how can I have PHP request the page, log in and then note the session token so I can then make the request?
It is still possible to use PHP's file_get_contents() function to call a page but their version of cPanel doesn't understand the link format unless a session already exists.
This works...but only if a session already exists...
Is there a way for me (I'm using a reseller account) to disable the use of session tokens in the URL?https: //user:pass&@wwwssr3.supercp.com:2083/cpsess2821474840/frontend/x3/mail /doaddpop.html?email=thatguy&domain=example.com&password=fakepassword"a=0
If not how can I have PHP request the page, log in and then note the session token so I can then make the request?