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Could I manager domain for end user?

Posted: Fri 6. Aug 2021, 05:37
by akong77
Hello,
I know that the highest authority of keyhelp is admin, and then user. If this user is called abc, abc can create many domains. If one of these domains is managed by the customer, for example, this customer can create his own email and FTP accounts. , Database account, but abc can still manage the domains it owns, how can I do it?

Re: Could I manager domain for end user?

Posted: Fri 6. Aug 2021, 09:49
by Alexander
I am not sure, if i understand you correctly.

You are asking, if there is a third user level, besides administrator and user/client?

Re: Could I manager domain for end user?

Posted: Mon 9. Aug 2021, 02:36
by akong77
If the user creates a website, the name is abc.com. This abc.com is the customer of this user. I hope that the abc.com customer can directly manage his own website, such as uploading a webpage or creating an email account, and can only manage his own website after logging in.

Re: Could I manager domain for end user?

Posted: Tue 10. Aug 2021, 15:14
by Alexander
There is no reseller user level within KeyHelp.

There are admins, who create clients, and assign resources and domains to them

And there are clients who use their assigned resources to manage their account (or create domains on its own).

As a variant of subaccounts there are ftp users and email accounts.

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One alternative is, you create a KeyHelp client account e.g. "reseller-01", and give him the permission to create domains on its own.
Now this "reseller-01" wants to create a customer account:
1) He creates a domain abc.com -> pointing to /www/abc.com/
2) He creates a additional ftp user with the home directory www/abc.com
3) He created email addresses for abc.com
4) Now he gives the login credentials of the additional FTP account, and email account to his customer

This customer of "reseller-01" can therefore upload data (via the ftp user) and manage their email account (via the webmailer, he can change its email password, or manage filter / autoresponder settings)

Sure, this is not a real reseller solution, but maybe a start for you.

Re: Could I manager domain for end user?

Posted: Tue 10. Aug 2021, 18:12
by ShortSnow
Hi,

you should know that the above solution are a possible security risk. Because there are only one php settings per user. It ist not possible to separate multi Domains of one user via OpenBaseDir.

There ist an old wish to have php settings on Domain Base and not on User base. :mrgreen:

Best wishes ShortSnow