Andy Baugh cPanel Staff
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cPanel token permissions should match whatever permissions the account has, so if anything you'd want to check the feature list associated with the user's hosting package. That said, you did just s...
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Howdy, Typically when token authentication is used with the API, the cpsess_ bit in the URL *should not* be in use. The URL example you gave contained the cpsess_ bit, so I suspect that is the issu...
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Depends on what you mean by developers. Developers working at cPanel? Yes. Integrators? No. This is why we do not mention use of this module in our online documentation (last I checked anyways). Wh...
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Use modifyacct's "shell" parameter to set the shell for the account: https://api.docs.cpanel.net/openapi/whm/operation/modifyacct/ In this case you'll want the full path to jailshell, which, if I r...
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There are a few strange things going on here which I haven't been able to put together all the pieces on, especially since I can't replicate this issue on my end. First, what exactly could be requi...
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If I had to guess, the reason it is running faster on subsequent runs is likely related to the automatic run of py_compile. You could perhaps try to "force" the py compile before running the script...
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While I can't say for sure, this sounds a lot like the issue described here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/42382801/unable-to-include-potential-exec You say you don't have access to WHM, so i...
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Howdy, While this question may be misfiled (it landed in a development/integrator subforum, but looks more like a question about general functionality) I took a look back at the code for roundcube ...
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The 'nobody' user *is* the kernel overflow user. IIRC, if you don't setup the authentication details for SMTP within PHPMailer, it will try to use 'nobody' for sending the mail, so perhaps that is ...
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If the process which creates this "unwanted" folder is openssh/sftp-server, chances are that a *client* process by either you or someone else connecting to the machine is creating the folder via th...