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cPanel Plugin Registration 11.38+
In cPanel & WHM 11.38.1, the AppConfig system was expanded. You can now use the AppConfig system to register and display WHM Plugins.
Note: By default, registration is required for WHM addons and is strongly recommend for cPanel & Webmail addons.
Note: Registration is only required if the admin has disabled the Allow apps that have not registered with AppConfig to be run when logged in as a reseller to WHM tweak setting (Home >> Server Configuration >> Tweak Settings). This option defaults to on in version 11.38.1.
You must use AppConfig to register your plugin’s urls, entry url, name, and display name.
Example Errors
The following error will display when you installed mod security plugin.
HTTP error 401
cgi/addon_modsec.cgi
WHM is configured to disallow execution of unregistered applications when logged in as root or a reseller with the "all" ACL. To enable this functionality you must do one of the following: Register this addon using /usr/local/cpanel/bin/register_appconfig (AppConfig), Enable the "Allow apps that have not registered with AppConfig to be run when logged in as root or a reseller with the "all" ACL in WHM" option in "Tweak Settings", or add permit_unregistered_apps_as_root=1 to /var/cpanel/cpanel.config, and run /usr/local/cpanel/etc/init/startcpsrvd
cPanel Plugin Registration
Create folder if it does not exist.
mkdir /var/cpanel/apps
chmod 755 /var/cpanel/apps
Create a configuration (.conf) file for your plugin. For mod security,
vi addon_modsec.conf
# name
name=addon_modsec
# Service that will serve this app
service=whostmgr
# Physical path: /usr/local/cpanel/3rdparty/Foo.php
# Literal URL path: $server:$port/$cpsession/3rdparty/Foo.php
url=/cgi/addon_modsec.cgi
# System user to run process as
user=root
# Required acls
acls=any
# Display name as show in the service ui
displayname=addon_modsec
Then register mod security plugin
/usr/local/cpanel/bin/register_appconfig addon_modsec.conf
Thats all…
In order to unregister, use this command
/usr/local/cpanel/bin/unregister_appconfig addon_modsec.conf
/usr/local/cpanel/bin/show_appconfig — This script displays a YAML-formatted list of applications that are registered with AppConfig and their settings.
