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hi im developing an android app for getting info about vps status hdd mem etc. like asolusvm app
my provider use https://(url_to_panel):5656/api/client/command.php , i need to know if the url always has the same structure in other providers.
Thanks
I'm not sure Virtualizor has an externally-accessible API. This would be limited to SolusVM only then?
right now im only experimenting with solusVM. but i can extend later to any php api
first screen shot of alpha version
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/269/sc1r.png/
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/853/sc2r.png/
Every SolusVM (plus BuyVM's Stallion, which looks like SolusVM on the frontend) has the same /api/client/command.php part.
The port and protocol varies. You'll see these in most circumstances: http://hostname:5353/api/client/command.php https://hostname:5656/api/client/command.php (like mentioned in your post) http://hostname/api/client/command.php (port 80, i.e. normal HTTP) https://hostname/api/client/command.php (port 443, i.e. normal SSL) ...and sometimes the non-secure versions of those with an IP address instead of a hostname.
thank you. now i just have to add a port https option to my app
Nice!
@Damian4IPXcore said: I'm not sure Virtualizor has an externally-accessible API.
you sure about that? just ask to alons, he'll be glad to help you out.. (but you must wait more longer until he reply to your ticket hahahaha)
and they API is pretty straight forward, i can't give you a link since i really forgot it, but search it in virtualizor forum.
ok, thank you
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I'm not sure Virtualizor has an externally-accessible API. This would be limited to SolusVM only then?
right now im only experimenting with solusVM. but i can extend later to any php api
first screen shot of alpha version
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/269/sc1r.png/
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/853/sc2r.png/
Every SolusVM (plus BuyVM's Stallion, which looks like SolusVM on the frontend) has the same /api/client/command.php part.
The port and protocol varies. You'll see these in most circumstances:
http://hostname:5353/api/client/command.php
https://hostname:5656/api/client/command.php (like mentioned in your post)
http://hostname/api/client/command.php (port 80, i.e. normal HTTP)
https://hostname/api/client/command.php (port 443, i.e. normal SSL)
...and sometimes the non-secure versions of those with an IP address instead of a hostname.
thank you. now i just have to add a port https option to my app
Nice!
you sure about that? just ask to alons, he'll be glad to help you out.. (but you must wait more longer until he reply to your ticket hahahaha)
and they API is pretty straight forward, i can't give you a link since i really forgot it, but search it in virtualizor forum.
ok, thank you