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Title: LAT - Php script
Post by: GoVeGeTa on January 25, 2005, 02:26:04 PM
Just wondering if lazy admin tools can be aceesed via a php script without the need for logging in?

I am wondering because i am running a program called "Zpanel" which is an open source (the program not the code) hosting program in development, but the only thing ireally want it to do  is to be able to create user dirs (i-bays), user accounts, and their own domain names (if they own any or want any to point to their specific ibay).

Another question!

With this script I am unable to install any of the add-on scripts (phpbb, phpnuke etc...) into an ibay created for the user!

Have tried several methods to get the files to copy from one ibay to another, but am really shooting blanks at the moment!
I am able to get the scripts to install within a folder created for a user which resides in the same ibay as the program, but cant figure out why the copy over to another iba wont work?

If someone is willing to look at the program or might know what is required pm me and I will give you the admin login details to check it out on my domain!

It really matters not if you stuff it up as a reinstall will only take about 20 mins!  :-D

Cheers!  :pint:
Title: Re: LAT - Php script
Post by: Michiel on January 31, 2005, 07:17:42 PM
Quote from: "GoVeGeTa"
Just wondering if lazy admin tools can be aceesed via a php script without the need for logging in?


I can't see why not. However, keep in mind that the scripts require admin rights to do their thing, so you might run into some security issues if you're not carefull.

Quote from: "GoVeGeTa"
I am able to get the scripts to install within a folder created for a user which resides in the same ibay as the program, but cant figure out why the copy over to another iba wont work?


Sounds like a permissions problem.
Title: LAT - Php script
Post by: GoVeGeTa on February 02, 2005, 12:49:10 PM
Yeah thanks Michiel,

I knew that i would be able to do it,
but also knew that it would require alot of permissions to be set!

Thanks for the heads up!