ServiceProxy
Add cPanel account service proxying
This function lets you configure a cPanel account's service proxying.
Note:
- If the Web Server role is active on the server, this function rebuilds the user's web virtual hosts (vhosts) and restarts the web server.
- If the system cannot rebuild the user's vhosts, the API call will still succeed. However, the function returns a failure warning in the metadata.
- To remove an account's service proxying, use the UAPI unset_all_service_proxy_backends function.
get/ServiceProxy/set_service_proxy_backends
Query parameters
Example:hostname.example.com
The hostname or IP address to assign as the server that handles the account's service proxy requests.
This parameter defaults to the existing service proxy configuration, if one exists.
service_group'Mail'
The name of a service group for which to assign a proxy backend. The corresponding service_group_backend value will be the service group's new proxy backend.
- Mail — The Mail service group.
This parameter defaults to the existing setting, if one exists.
Note:
- When you call this parameter, you must include a corresponding service_group_backend value.
- To add multiple service_group values, increment the parameter name. For example, service_group, service_group-1, and service_group-2.
Example:hostname.example.com
The hostname or IP address of the server to assign as the corresponding service_group value's proxy backend server.
This parameter defaults to the existing setting, if one exists.
Note:
- When you call this parameter, you must include a corresponding service_group value.
- To add multiple service_group_backend values, increment the parameter name. For example, service_group_backend, service_group_backend-1, and service_group_backend-2.
Response
HTTP Request was successful.
Example response
{
"apiversion": 3,
"func": "set_service_proxy_backends",
"module": "ServiceProxy",
"result": {
"status": 1
}
}