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In my extension I'm trying to open and write to a file on the server. I have the absolute path to the file ($filepath) and when I run $contents = @file_get_contents($filepath) ?: ''; $s = 'some string'; $file_put_contents($contents, $s); I get the following errors PHP Warning...

I've been informed by support that keys produced using the secret_key utility are not allowed in Rest API calls. They are only for XML_RPC calls. Documentation is supposedly being corrected to say that, currently it says you can.

haha, I just discovered that . . . longdash instead of a dash, came back to report it and saw your post. Thanks Brujo. The initial post is still an issue.

additionally, this does not work as documented [root@li505 ~]# plesk bin secret_key --delete –key fd24d491-1c04-23b7-b64d-8102880e335a Unknown option '–key': /usr/local/psa/bin/secret_key --delete –key fd24d491-1c04-23b7-b64d-8102880e335a Required option -key is not set

I'm having a problem with RestAPI calls made using tokens created by the plesk utility. If I create a token with plesk bin secret_key -c -ip-address nn.175.208.108 This token will get a 401 in Postman when used in a RestAPI call. A Token created in Postman using a call to...

Solved: Port was blocked. Changing /etc/ssh/sshd_config back to Port 22 let me in via the key. Re-open the port in the Firewall. iptables -I INPUT -p tcp --dport 22022 -m state --state NEW -j ACCEPT Change sshd_config back to Port 22022, and it worked.

Since I last logged in to my Plesk Onyx 17.8 via ssh my key has stopped working (probably a month or more ago, this is a dev server). This is a key from my local computer. I want to SSH to my Plesk server as root. The public key is uploaded to the plesk server in ~/.ssh/authorized_keys...

Looking for the equivalent command line to replace this method $request = <<< EOT <server> <get> <prefs/> </get> </server> EOT; $response = pm_ApiRpc::getService()->call($request);

Can you give me the equivalent command line to the following XMLRPC method? $request = <<< EOT <service-plan> <get> <filter/> </get> </service-plan> EOT; $response =...

Can you tell me how to accomplish this? I cannot call the command line utility 'plesk version' using the pm_ApiCli wrapper. $version = pm_ApiCli::call('version'); Error: Command version not found.

It only gets worse. The above put while it does update ftp_login and ftp_password also unfortunately modifies the login name to the account at the same time. Also it doesn't seem possible to update ftp_webroot with the API. I got a response from Plesk, which said "There are no substitutions...

I've used the API to PUT /domains/{ID} $cargo = [ "hosting_type" => "virtual", 'hosting_settings' => [ 'ftp_login' => $ftpName, 'ftp_password' => $ftpPass, ], ]; But it seems to be more...

For some reason I can't respond to agree with this comment. Issue - XML-Api deprecated features since 17.8 Why would you remove functions that break modules in the field??