Deehem
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Deehem commented,
Thanks for the suggestions. I opted to use the cPanel::PublicAPI Perl module for this. I have attached the full working script below in a gist, for reference. /https://gist.github.com/Deehem/6dd1...
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Deehem commented,
Thanks. I'm using something similar which is the Perl cPanel::PublicAPI module with no luck. It sends the request, but then just refuses to FTP from there and doesn't even send a completion email :...
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Deehem created a post,
Backing up accounts (hacky way)
Hi All, I was wondering if anybody else had experience with using APIv1 (I know, I know) to back up accounts via FTP? I'm trying to perform a HTTP request to the server to do so with the cPanel a...
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Deehem commented,
Thank you Michael. That's perfect. Just one question - why is /var being used for a configuration file in this instance as opposed to /etc?
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Deehem created a post,
Determining legacy backup system enabled against new backup system
Hi, I'm currently revising a script we use internally to check backup dates, I'm now at a loss. We're slowly migrating machines across to the new backup system, but there are still a handful usin...
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Deehem commented,
Managed to replicate this on our own network. Also submitted a bug report.
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Deehem commented,
The database will need to be created via cPanel for the database to be linked to the MySQL server. Creating databases manually via MySQL won't automatically add them to the cPanel interface.
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Deehem commented,
Can you provide us with the exact error you are seeing?
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Deehem commented,
You would create another user, add the new user to the wheel group and elevate permissions.
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Deehem commented,
Indeed. I don't believe it's possible with standard installation to do this for all services. Probably not what you're looking for, however Exim as a service is configurable to achieve this via /e...