DigiTimber cPanel Integration Plugin

DigiTimber cPanel Integration allows users to access basic cPanel functionality from within WordPress. This plugin was created initially for our own users, but decided that with the lack of any other plugins in the list, we’d toss it out there for others. Hopefully its helpful to you and your users!

Currently limited to email administration, but more is planned.
– View a list of all email accounts for all domains.
– Add a new email accounts to any domain registered in cpanel.
– Update email account passwords and quotas.
– Delete email accounts.

In time we are hoping to add many functions from within the WordPress site that users would otherwise need to log into cPanel in order to access.

1. Visit ‘Plugins > Add New’
2. Search for ‘DigiTimber cPanel Integration’
3. Activate DigiTimber cPanel Integration from your Plugins page.
4. Select Settings -> cPanel Settings to provide username and password to the plugin.

or

1. Download zip from GitHub: https://github.com/vexing-media/DigiTimber-cPanel-Integration-WP-Plugin
2. Visit ‘Plugins > Add New -> Upload Plugin
3. Click ‘Choose File’, select .zip file you downloaded, and click ‘Install Now’
4. Activate DigiTimber cPanel Integration from your Plugins page.
5. Select Settings -> cPanel Settings to provide username and password to the plugin.

1. 

   Email Page - Shows the email management page

2. 

   Manage Page - Shows the page of managing a single email account

3. 

   Settings Page - Shows the settings page where you enter cPanel credentials

1.4.6

1/24/2020
– BUGFIX (Issue#12): The plugin generated 1 character of unexpected output during activation… – Removed erronious newline at top of file causing output

1.4.5

12/6/2020
– INFO: 1 Year Anniversary – Thank you to everyone who has helped us and to all of those who are enjoying this plugin!
– UPDATED: Simplification of activation code into single function call
– UPDATED: Cleanup and commenting of additional code blocks
– UPDATED: Reorganized code blocks for easier review and editing
– FIXED: Added proper error condition when cPanel connection is NULL
– FIXED: Error checking and better error handling throughout
– FIXED: Removed abrupt code ends (die, exit) and allowed them to close appropriately
– ADDED: Added simple javascript ‘toggle all’ button on settings page for domain lists longer than 6 elements
– UPDATED: Renamed Menu to from DigiTimber cPanel to cPanel Integration
– UPDATED: Renamed Menu to Email to Email Administration
– ADDED: Removed existing readme/text from main plugin page and added basic stats and links.

1.4.4

12/5/2020
– BUGFIX (Issue#11): Added proper check for username/password validation. Settings page now details if the login works or not and provides proper error notification.
– BUGFIX: Resolved an issue with activation/deactivation/uninstall – could cause issues with other plugins

1.3.3

2/7/2020
– BUGFIX (Issue#9): Unable to delete email accounts created in cPanel
– ADDED: Created a settings section to allow users to select which domains are seen in the plugin (in case people want to limit for large accounts) (defaults to all enabled)

1.3.2

12/9/2019
– INFO: After submission to WP Plugin Directory, we had a few things to fix
– UPDATED: Changed the overall name of the plugin to DigiTimber cPanel Integration
– UPDATED: Including your own CURL code – Removed old curl library and wrote our own based on the WP HTTP api
– UPDATED: Generic function (and/or define) names – removed old function names that were not very specific and added (hopefully) appropriate naming (dt_cpanel prefix)
– UPDATED: Please sanitize, escape, and validate your POST calls – reviewed all input and applied applicable sanitation or encoding
– UPDATED: Nonces and user permissions – added wp required nonce fields and validation to user input forms

1.2.2

12/8/2019
– INFO: Initial Submission to WordPress Official Plugins List
– ADDED: Created this file, readme.txt
– ADDED: Addon Email management – lists Emails / add new email accounts / modify email accounts / delete email accounts
– UPDATED: Encrypt cPanel credentials for storage in the database using AES-256 with generated key and iv
– ADDED: New Github repo

1.1.0

12/8/2019
– INFO: Added 3rd version identifier for security and patch updates. New format is Major.Minor.Patch
– UPDATED: Encrypt cPanel credentials for storage in the database using basic encryption and static key and iv

1.0

12/1/2019
– ADDED: Email listings – ability to add and delete
– ADDED: First savings of settings in database, plain text
– INFO: First Release