Remote permission bug?

I'm getting this error when trying to execute domains_get_all_by_user:

Uncaught SoapFault exception: [permission_denied] You do not have the permissions to access this function.

My ISPconfig is 3.0.4.3, the remote user has all the permissions checked in the admin area, and all the other functions work perfectly.

I'm running out of ideas, am I missing something? is it possible that it is a bug?

 

Yes, the function is listed there, then I went to the remote user and uncheck/save/check/save all the permissions, in case it needed some kind of refresh. Still same error. I guess the user (who I want the domains list) doesn't need any special permissions...

 

Bingo! that was the bug. That function was missing in the database, I added it, and now it has permissions. However, the result is an empty array, no matter what user id I use. Any ideas where is the problem?

 

I think I'm using the correct group id, but digging a bit deeper, I realised that the "domain" table is empty, and apparently domains_get_all_by_user queries that table, right? do I have a misconfiguration somewhere?

 

riiiight! that was it! working now. Thanks a lot for your help.

Now, I'm puting the sys_groupid manually, is there a way to get it using the client id?

 

domains_get_all_by_user

Guys, same issue, but I'm actually looking for a list of domain names registered by a client, not websites or web domains.

So I should get an array of domains back when using domains_get_all_by_user with the session_id and client_id. But it returns an empty array because the mysql table domain is empty. All the domains are listed in dns_soa as origin.

Is this right? Is the domain table not used yet? I'm hosting 53 domains in this ISPConfig multiserver install using a dedicated dns as N1 and a mirror dedicated dns as N2.

Thanks

 

Thanks Till.

Is there a specific function for returning all dns zones under a specific client_id? The only ones I see are these for dealing with overall DNS zones:

public function dns_zone_get($session_id, $primary_id)

public function dns_zone_get_id($session_id, $origin)

public function dns_zone_add($session_id, $client_id, $params)

public function dns_zone_update($session_id, $client_id, $primary_id, $params)

public function dns_zone_delete($session_id, $primary_id)

Doesn't seem to be anything to fetch all zones by $session_id and $client_id.

 

follow up question

Can you commit more than one action per session?

$sysname['sysname'] is the ISPConfig username where I relate my application with ISPConfig.

Here's my code:

$zone_serial = date("Ymd").'01';
require('../../functions/ispc.php');
$client = new SoapClient(null, array('location' => $soap_location,'uri'=>$soap_uri,'trace' => 1,'exceptions' => 1));
try {
$session_id = $client->login($username,$password);
$client = $client->client_get($session_id, array('username' => $sysname['sysname']));
$client_id = $client[0]['client_id'];
//Insert zone
$zone_params = array(
'server_id' => 2,
'origin' => $domain['domain'].'.',
'ns' => 'ns1.'.$domain['domain'].'.',
'mbox' => 'webmaster.'.$domain['domain'].'.',
'serial' => $zone_serial,
'refresh' => '28800',
'retry' => '7200',
'expire' => '604800',
'minimum' => '86400',
'ttl' => '86400',
'active' => 'y',
'xfer' => '',
'also_notify' => '',
'update_acl' => '',
);
$zone_id = $client->dns_zone_add($session_id, $client_id, $zone_params);
//print_r($zone_id);

$ns_params = array(
'server_id' => 2,
'zone' => $zone_id,
'name' => 'ns1',
'type' => 'ns',
'data' => 'ns1',
'aux' => '0',
'ttl' => '86400',
'active' => 'y',
'stamp' => 'CURRENT_TIMESTAMP',
'serial' => '1',
);
$ns_id = $client->dns_ns_add($session_id, $client_id, $ns_params);
//echo "Client: ".$affected_rows."<br>";
$client->logout($session_id);
}
catch (SoapFault $e) {
echo $client->__getLastResponse();
die('SOAP Error: '.$e->getMessage());
}

Or do I need to break up each action with its own session? The above doesn't insert my new domain zone and likewise, the ns record isn't created.

Thanks!

EDIT: Wait, I think I see where I reassigned $client a new value... might've solved my own dumb problem.

 

Nevermind

Answered my own question... multiple actions can be done per session, as long as I don't accidentally write over my $client value...

Thanks!