I called aliases_domain_exists function in postman, but the response says “command aliases_domain_exists’ does not exist”
I am very tired with soap apis.
Every time different format and responses.
ApisCP has four distinct roles. misc:list-commands may be used to enumerate available commands for a given role. We can use cpcmd to interact with this from command-line.
A command doesn’t exist if it’s not within the role’s scope. In your example, you’re interacting as Appliance Administrator, when you would instead want to interact as Site Administrator.
To transition downward to a more specific role, use the hijack feature. admin:hijack(string $site, string $user = null, string $gate = null) which also exists as reseller:hijack() and site:hijack() to allow transitioning to something more specific. It returns a session identifier, which can be passed to subsequent API calls to apply in that new context.
For example, as an Appliance Administrator, call admin:hijack(“site1”) to create a new context as a Site Administrator for site1. Then site:hijack(null, “someuser”) to create a new context as a User Administrator for user “someuser” on site1.
Hello @msaladna , thanks for your explanation.
But I need to clarify further.
I am able to session id successfully, so I tried to add alias domain using aliases_add_domain api with this xml content.
I am building backend logic using nest.js and soap npm package, for now I am calling apis using postman for testing.
I tried to add alias to domain, so their function requires $domain and $path parameters, so I passed domain and path tag to post request body with session id.
When getting session id, I passed domain name and username that I just created with admin_add_site, so I assure session id is correct.
add_domain(string $domain, string $path): bool
# POST request:
https://{MY DOMAIN}:2083/soap?authkey={MY API KEY}
# Response:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<SOAP-ENV:Envelope xmlns:SOAP-ENV="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/">
<SOAP-ENV:Body>
<SOAP-ENV:Fault>
<faultcode>SOAP-ENV:Server</faultcode>
<faultstring>command `aliases_add_domain' does not exist</faultstring>
</SOAP-ENV:Fault>
</SOAP-ENV:Body>
</SOAP-ENV:Envelope>
There is no explanation about this kind of request in apiscp document, so what I want to know exactly to how to call their apis with session id and how to pass parameters because their api structure is just xml which it doesn’t use these days.
XML post request body is not generated by me, it’s generated automatically soap npm package.
I am trying to making xml structure correctly , so that I can get the correct responses from apiscp api calls.
Please let me know whether endpoint url and xml body structure is correct or not.
Thanks.
Oh really?
Can I know why this kind of helper document doesn’t exist?
Do you have any document links to reference when developing?
Actually, apiscp document is not explained enough. Make me confused.
Thank you so much!
