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The Plesk installation in question is 11.5.30 Update #17
I am trying to automate some processes in my system, one of them is the creation of ftp accounts on a remote server.
I use Event Manager to run a script when a user is created ("Customer account created")
command:
script.sh
sadly the output looks like this (not obscured for the forum, it is the real output):
obviously "xxxxxx" and "++++++" have nothing in common with the password i have set for the user in Panel.
I would have expected to get the actual password in plaintext or even better the hash of the password.
"xxxxxx" and "++++++" have apsolutely no value to me.
any suggestions on how i could get the password/hash would be very much appreciated!
Regards
Martin
The Plesk installation in question is 11.5.30 Update #17
I am trying to automate some processes in my system, one of them is the creation of ftp accounts on a remote server.
I use Event Manager to run a script when a user is created ("Customer account created")
command:
Code:
/root/script.sh <new_login_name> <new_password> <old_password>script.sh
Code:
echo "$1 $2 $3" >> /root/temp.txtsadly the output looks like this (not obscured for the forum, it is the real output):
Code:
test.user xxxxxx ++++++obviously "xxxxxx" and "++++++" have nothing in common with the password i have set for the user in Panel.
I would have expected to get the actual password in plaintext or even better the hash of the password.
"xxxxxx" and "++++++" have apsolutely no value to me.
any suggestions on how i could get the password/hash would be very much appreciated!
Regards
Martin
