HyperVM module doesn't get IP

[emeric]

Hello Matt,

 

I tested your module for Hypervm.

 

VPS is created with no problem by whmcs but the problem is that into whmcs the ips of the news vps is not present.

 

So we got welcome email like:

VPS- Budget

 

Main IP:

Root user: root

Root pass: 2840

 

IP address allocation:

 

 

ServerName: host.batman.com

[Matt]

This is not a bug. It is not possible to find out the IP of the new VPS at the current time. The HyperVM doesn't pass it back or have any way of doing it at the current time.

 

Matt

[emeric]

ok... this is a big problem...i will send them a ticket about that.

[emeric]

This is not a bug. It is not possible to find out the IP of the new VPS. The HyperVM does not return it as far as I am aware.

 

Matt

That should not be hard... Hypermvm return the Vm Name into whmcs..

[impactgc]

Hypervm doesn't return it.. whmcs just passes the username and adds .vm.

 

Hypervm is still kinda a work in progress-- if enough people say we need it returned I think they will add it to their api.

 

Once this email goes out-- I get responses saying what is my ip(s).

 

I guess for now I can just say login to hypervm and you can view your ips there.-- not ideal at all.

 

Thanks,

Adam

[webresellers]

This is not a bug. It is not possible to find out the IP of the new VPS. The HyperVM does not return it as far as I am aware.

 

Matt

 

It appears that HpyerVM will now return the IP addresses as per their wiki site at:

http://wiki.lxlabs.com/tiki-index.php?page=getting+properies+from+an+object

 

It also looks like their API will return disk usage, bandwidth, etc. These would all be really nice information to have pulled into WHMCS. I am thinking this can be done via the whmcs cron, but then again, I am not a programmer.

 

To get the ipaddresses of a vps, use v-coma_vmipaddress_a, which will return a coma separated list of all the ipaddresses configured on that vps.

 

 

 

action = getproperty

class = vps

name = vps.vm

v-coma_vmipaddress_a = null

 

 

 

 

 

$json = lxlabs_get_via_json("action=getproperty&class=vps&name=vps.vm&v-coma_vmipaddress_a=");

if (lxlabs_if_error($json)) {

print("Got error: server said: $json->message");

} else {

$iplist = explode(",", $json->result['v-coma_vmipaddress_a']];

print("The ips are:");

foreach($iplist as $ip) {

print("$ip\n");

}

}

 

[ctaborda]

bump to this.

[vT16]

Yes, is it possible?

[KayoteX]

add my vote too

[Dr. Bogger]

I want this as well, and it looks like it can be done.

 

Please add my vote

[DeadBeet]

My vote also. This limits customers trying to hide by changing their hostname or something.

[jozeph]

My vote also

[RikeMedia]

my vote too...this is a must!!