[dest581]

It isn't a replacement for cpanel, since it grabs the data directly from cpanel. It's a way to display the amount used to your users, who (hopefully :D) cannot view your cpanel.

[Derek]

Also if someone views the source can they see your cpanel info?

[dest581]

In a normal situation, it will not be viewed. Here are the ways that your info could be revealed:

1) PHP breaks. Apache simply sends out the php script, without processing it
2) Someone gets FTP access and downloads it that way

I personally wouldn't use this script because of the tiny chance of hacking. Instead, I'd modify the script so that it updates a txt file with the bandwidth amount. I would then put that script in a non-web-accessable directory, and set up a cron job to run it every 5 minutes.

[Brandon]

Before you criticize my 5 minute work, there is another way of doing it this way.

PHP Code:

 <?php 
class cpanel 
{ 
    /**  
    * @var        resource        contains curl resource for communication with cpanel  
    **/ 
    var $socket ; 
    /** 
    * @param    string            username          your cpanel username 
    * @param    string            password          your cpanel password 
    * @param    string            hostname          your cpanel hostname 
    * @param    bool            ssl                  indicate ssl availability 
    * @param    string            theme              indicate the theme being used 
    * @return    void 
    * 
    * This will give you the default settings of using ssl and X as the theme 
    * <code><?php $cpanel = new cpanel( 'username', 'password', 'hostname' ); ?></code> 
    *  
    * This will allow you to disable SSL 
    * <code><?php $cpanel = new cpanel( 'username', 'password', 'hostname', false ); ?></code> 
    *  
    * This will allow you to disable SSL and change the theme 
    * <code><?php $cpanel = new cpanel( 'username', 'password', 'hostname', false, 'mytheme' ); ?></code> 
    **/ 
    function cpanel( $username, $password, $hostname, $ssl = true, $theme = 'x' ) 
    { 
        $this->ssl = $ssl ; 
        $this->username = $username ; 
        $this->password = $password ; 
        $this->hostname = $hostname ; 
        $this->request = $request ; 
        $this->theme = $theme ; 
         
        if( !( $this->socket = @curl_init( ) ) ): die('FATAL : Cannot initialize curl'); 
            return; 
        else:     
            if( $this->ssl ): 
                curl_setopt( $this->socket, CURLOPT_SSL_VERIFYPEER, 0 );                 
                curl_setopt( $this->socket, CURLOPT_SSL_VERIFYHOST, 0 ); 
            endif; 
             
            curl_setopt( $this->socket, CURLOPT_FOLLOWLOCATION, 1 ); 
            curl_setopt( $this->socket, CURLOPT_HEADER, 0 ); 
            curl_setopt( $this->socket, CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER, 1 ); 
            curl_setopt( $this->socket, CURLOPT_HTTPHEADER,  
            array( sprintf( "Authorization: Basic %s", base64_encode( sprintf( '%s:%s', $this->username, $this->password ) ) ) ) 
            ); 
        endif;     
         
        if( ereg( 'Login Attempt Failed', $this->make_request( sprintf( '/frontend/%s/', $this->theme ) ) ) ) 
            die("Cannot login to cpanel"); 
    } 
    /** 
    * @param    string            request            the page to retrieve from cpanel 
    * @return    string            returns raw data 
    * 
    * This would retrieve the index page from cpanel 
    * <code><?php $cpanel->make_request( "/frontend/$cpanel->theme" ); ?> 
    **/ 
    function make_request( $request ) 
    { 
        if( $this->ssl ) 
            curl_setopt( $this->socket, CURLOPT_URL, sprintf( "https://%s:2083%s",$this->hostname,  $request ) ); 
        else 
            curl_setopt( $this->socket, CURLOPT_URL, sprintf( "http://%s:2082%s",$this->hostname,  $request ) ); 
         
        return curl_exec( $this->socket ); 
    } 
    /** 
    * @return    string            returns html tables of table from cpanel index 
    * 
    * This example method returns all your account information from cpanel index, unformatted 
    * <code><?php echo $cpanel->account_tables( ); ?></code> 
    **/ 
    function account_tables( ) 
    { 
        preg_match_all( '#(<table width="275" border="0" cellspacing="3" cellpadding="4">.*?[^<]</table>)#si',  
                        $this->make_request( sprintf( "/frontend/%s/", $this->theme ) ),  
                        $return  
        ); 
        return implode( "<br />", $return[0] ); 
    } 
    /** 
    * This method closes the curl resource 
    * 
    * <code><?php $cpanel->_close( ); ?></code> 
    **/     
    function _close( ) 
    { 
        return @curl_close( $this->socket ); 
    } 
} 
$cpanel = new cpanel( "username", "password", "hostname" ); 

echo $cpanel->account_tables( ); 

$cpanel->_close( ); 
?>

That of course uses the HTTP autentication.


I will also work on changing it for cron at a later date, I am busy writing a few classes for my site.

[mr kennedy]

^I like this version better....

[vigge_sWe]

Oh My God!!! Just what I wanted just in time! I must be able to feel these thing happen. Everytime I want something it pops up right in front of me the same day. What a pity it doesen't do the same thing with money...

Hey brandon, is it possible to do the script show total bandwidth used over time. So if my site have used 50 gb under 1 year it will show that? So it show total bandwidth used from the implementent of the script?

Some things I noticed:

1. the variable $number is two diffferent values:

PHP Code:

$number = explode("<td class=\"index2\">", $finally);
$number = explode(" ",$number[1]); 


2. It doesen't work: http://jagf.net/bandwidth.php