Facebook
Twitter
T
test.nr.mt.nat
Guest
I'm spent quite some time searching, so if I'm missing something obvious, please just give me a swift kick/copy&paste/etc in the right direction.
Is there a built in event, or something similar to what the event manager does, for when the admin password is updated? Unfortunately, "Administrator information updated" does not include this as a field passed during the event, which makes it a bit more of a pain to dynamically sync a new password should it be updated.
Here's a specific example: if Monit is running on :2812 with the goal being that you can "log in with your Plesk credentials", I currently have to have a cron running that pipes /etc/psa/.psa.shadow into the corresponding allow directive in /etc/monitrc. It does the job; but it's terribly inelegant compared with other things the event manager let's you accomplish "at change time."
Is there a built in event, or something similar to what the event manager does, for when the admin password is updated? Unfortunately, "Administrator information updated" does not include this as a field passed during the event, which makes it a bit more of a pain to dynamically sync a new password should it be updated.
Here's a specific example: if Monit is running on :2812 with the goal being that you can "log in with your Plesk credentials", I currently have to have a cron running that pipes /etc/psa/.psa.shadow into the corresponding allow directive in /etc/monitrc. It does the job; but it's terribly inelegant compared with other things the event manager let's you accomplish "at change time."
Last edited by a moderator:
