cPanel users interface

ca2236

• May 18, 2020 13:04

Hi, Is there a way to access through api or command line the various 'modules' listed cPanel user interface? For example, we the WordPress Manager Application under Applications. This would be for be for SSO

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  cPanelLauren

  • May 19, 2020 16:16

  You can but it depends on what you're looking for - I'd suggest checking through the UAPI documentation for what is and isn't available

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  ca2236

  • May 21, 2020 16:03

  Thanks I was checking out this doc

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  cPanelLauren

  • May 28, 2020 21:31

  Everything in the cPanel Applications can be called as a cPanel user. There's a secondary section WHM Applications that only a privileged user would be able to utilize. I don't see WordPress Manager as an available option there though. There ARE several Wordpress Instance Manager functions available with the UAPI though not necessarily available with that WHMAPI1 function - UAPI Modules - WordPressInstanceManager - Developer Documentation - cPanel Documentation

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  ca2236

  • June 02, 2020 21:22

  Thanks, is there a way to create a link to that module? I know we can create integration links, Which I tried, (and didn't work) however, that is not what we want and just creates a second link to potentially the same thing. I could have done something wrong, but if it creates a secondary link to the same thing in the interface, it is not what we want. As I understand this, we would need to create a new user link, (whmapi1 get_users_links user=example ) and needs to be compatabile with cpanel api not an integration link. If this is something we need to pay support for, please let me know :)

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  cPanelTJ

  • June 03, 2020 17:57

  Hi @ca2236 , Are you wanting a link to the Wordpress Manager interface that the cPanel user can use? Or are you wanting it for root/resellers to use as they impersonate the user from WHM?

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  ca2236

  • June 05, 2020 16:34

  Hi @cPanelTJ Please forgive me if I use the wrong terms, still learning this. But I wanted to set a userlink where if you use the api "whmapi1 get_users_links user=

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  SamuelM

  • June 06, 2020 01:10

  Hello @ca2236 You could use the following command to generate a link that can be used to access the Site Software >> cPanel >> Blogs >> WordPress page in cPanel, as the user: whmapi1 create_user_session user=${USER} service=cpaneld locale=en app=Site_Software_WordPressX
  Note, this would take you to the page where you can Install, Mange, and Uninstall Wordpress. It is different from the landing page of the Wordpress Manager that can be accessed in cPanel. The landing page of the Wordpress Manager in cPanel lists the existing Wordpress installations for the current cPanel user. The same results can be obtained by running the following API command: uapi --user=username WordPressInstanceManager get_instances
  Unfortunately it does not appear that the create_user_session function provides an option to access the Wordpress Manager with the "app" parameter.

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