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Hi @theveil and @Marcel Horsthuis Are you following the guidelines of the LiveAPI system? (source: instantiate the respective class's object. File names must end with the appropriate file extensi...
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If you are running locally and therefore using LiveAPI PHP, then the API will be run for the account that executes the file. Server and username at that point do not need to be explicitly defined. ...
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Hey @theveil LiveAPI should help you achieve what you need to do if it is running locally on the server: Guide to the LiveAPI System - PHP Class - Developer Documentation - cPanel Documentation
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Hi @Jaro747 You have to be sure to traverse the tiers of data in the returned object. The return structure for this particular scenario is: result data user The following code should wo...
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Please can you correct me The variable is `user`, so 'name' => 'username', should be 'name' => 'user', instead. See below: [CODE=perl]$cpanel = new CPANEL(); // Connect to cPanel - only do thi...
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Hi @Jaro747, Thanks for the question! The "user" variable is returned in the output of the
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@c3PanoH Your server may be on an earlier product version; these UAPI subdomain calls were added recently in cPanel&WHM version 11.86. My favorite way to test the functionality and output of on...
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Hi @c3PanoH If you want to add subdomains via the cPanel API, you'll want to use LiveAPI PHP system to call the API using PHP. LiveAPI does not require API Token authentication when run locally on...
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You can temporarily disable the hook in WHM Home > Development > Manage Hooks and test to see if the scenario reproduces itself.
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@Ricardo Lobo I am unable to replicate your issue on cPanel & WHM v86. Can you check if you have any