Install Custom Script via Virtualmin API Error

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Hi,

I’m new to Forum but i have been using Virtualmin Since many years, i’m a fan of Virtualmin. Amazing Stability and Performance.

Recently i have come with automation concept to be implement using Virtualmin API, I’m able to create domain via API and its working perfectly. I have also added custom script installer via System Settings >> Script Installer but when i’m creating domain via API the script is not getting install can you let us know how i can do that? Upon Domain creation via API, script should install as well.

If it is not possible then i have come up with the API to install script but getting following error

<?php $result = shell_exec("wget -O - --quiet --http-user=root --http-passwd=password --no-check-certificate 'https://ns1.mydomain.com:10000/virtual-server/remote.cgi?program=install-script&type=CustomScript&domain=myanotherdomain.com&db=mysql myanotherdomain&path=/home/myanotherdomain/public_html&user=dbusername&pass=dbpassword'"); echo $result; ?>

Script type CustomScript is not known Installs a third-party script into some virtual server. virtualmin install-script --domain domain.name --type name --version number|“latest” [–unsupported] [–path url-path] [–db “type name”] [–prefix-db] [–opt “name value”] [–upgrade id] [–force-dir directory] [–mongrels number] [–user username --pass password] [–log-only] Exit status: 256

Please help if it can be done via Virtualmin Via admin panel would be great or help me with the API Code.

Thanks in Advance

Regards
Sachin G.

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Sorry for the slow reply on this one.

Does your script show up when you run:

# virtualmin list-available-scripts

?

If it is showing up in the UI, but isn’t accessible from the command line and remote API, it would be a bug. But, I think they share code, so I’m guessing something is wrong with the Install Script if it isn’t accessible via the API.

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# virtualmin list-available-scripts

Returns the CamelCase name.

type=CustomScript

It appears the API install-script command is case sensitive. Although you are using CamelCase for your script name, the file on disk might be all lowercase. In my case using all lowercase worked.