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Hi @hansdesjarlais, #1 - If you don't have one already, definitely grab a developer's license: Developer License Application. Regarding the environment, it really depends on the application you're...
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Sparek, After further testing, I do have some GOOD news. The Hook needs to be registered under PkgAcct::Restore, not Pkgacct::Restore. See the below output from debug mode: [2019-10-09 12:32:51 ...
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I was able to reproduce the same problem on my 84 testing environment. We will be doing additional testing tomorrow and I'll get back with a solution or workaround.
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Hi, Sparek. Do you see that your hook successfully registered when running /usr/local/cpanel/bin/manage_hooks list or in the Manage Hooks interface in WHM?
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Curious to know what "Other" entails. Our polls can only have so many choices, and there are so many languages available out there. Hopefully whoever voted "Other" can provide what language they...
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Naturally, php cannot be a good choice. Python is a flexible language for Linux. What specifically do you dislike about PHP?
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Booo, A more secure and preferred method would be to use our API Token. It would look something like this: [CODE=php] $user = "root"; $token = "MYAPITOKEN"; $query = "https://127.0.0...
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Hi hansdesjarlais, I hope some plugin developers can weigh in on your question as well, but I'll share my thoughts. Plugins can be written in any language compatible with the Linux shell, but wh...
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With authorization header it seems to work. BTW, does it mean the doc need to be updated? That's great to hear, sisir. I'm glad you were able to get it working. Regarding updating the documenta...
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Hi sisir, Have you authenticated your token in your code? Guide to API Authentication - API Tokens in WHM - Developer Documentation - cPanel Documentation You can also do a quick test using curl ...