Actually. Using my meager understanding thought I might look at how to do this.
I have a subdomain setup I'm not using atm so just ninja'd the pre-existing subdomain.
As a result here's the (slightly) modified code.
<?php
/* cPanel Proxy 0.4.1
* http://cpanelproxy.net/
<em>
* See README.txt
*
*/
//// Config
$version = '0.4.1'; // Please don't change this one. :)
// Last part of hostnames (see install instructions)
// Autodetect by removing first element of current hostname
$hostpostfix = preg_replace('/^.</em>?./', '', $<em>SERVER['HTTP_HOST']);
// First parts of hostnames
$webmailhost = 'webmail.'.$hostpostfix;
$cpanelhost = 'cpanel.'.$hostpostfix;
$whmhost = 'whm.'.$hostpostfix;
// If server is running in CGI-mode HTTP Authentification won't work. If
// $cgimode is "true", cPanel Proxy will hide HTTP Authentification, forcing
// cPanel to fall back on Cookie Authentification.
// This means that cPanel Proxy is no longer transparent to the user, as the
// login-screen will look different than usual.
// Defaults to "true" as it will always works, autodetection may be added
// later.
$cgimode = true;
// The host where cPanel is running. I strongly suggest having this script on
// the same server as cPanel, and leaving this setting at default "localhost".
$host = 'localhost';
// I'm honestly not sure if \r\n or \n is most correct, but in this case it
// just needs to work.
$nl = "\r\n";
//// End of config
if ($_SERVER["QUERY_STRING"]=='cPanelProxyVersion') {
echo '<p><a href="http://cpanelproxy.net/">cPanel Proxy</a> '
.$version.'</p>';
exit;
}
function error($header, $string) {
echo '<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN"
"http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd">
<html>
<head>
<title>Error</title>
</head>
<body>
<h1>Error: '.$header.'</h1>
'.$string.'
<hr />
<div style="font-size: 0.8em;"><a href="http://cpanelproxy.net/">'
.'cPanel Proxy '.$version.'</a></div>
</body>
</html>
';
}
switch($_SERVER['HTTP_HOST']) {
case $webmailhost:
$port = 20000;
break;
case $cpanelhost:
$port = 10000;
break;
case $whmhost:
$port = 2086;
break;
default:
error(
'Hostname not recognized','<p>Server is misconfigured or you have '
.'entered a wrong address. You can try these in stead:</p>
<table>
<tr><td>Webmail: </td><td><a href="http://'.$webmailhost.'/">http://'
.$webmailhost.'/</a></td></tr>
<tr><td>cPanel: </td><td><a href="http://'.$cpanelhost.'/">http://'
.$cpanelhost.'/</a></td></tr>
<tr><td>WHM: </td><td><a href="http://'.$whmhost.'/">http://'.$whmhost
.'/</a></td></tr>
</table>
');
exit;
}
//// Get headers from browser
// "/webmail" is replaced with "/webmail</em>" in the url, so the server won't
// redirect browsers using this proxy for webmail.
// The protocol is hardcoded to HTTP 1.0. Then we don't have to worry about
// chunked transfers, as 1.1 forces you to.
$frombrowser = $<em>SERVER['REQUEST_METHOD']." "
.str_replace('/webmail</em>', '/webmail',$<em>SERVER['REQUEST_URI'])." "
.'HTTP/1.0'.$nl;
foreach($_SERVER as $a=>$b) {
if ($a == 'HTTP_HOST') $b = "$host:$port";
if ($a == 'HTTP_CONNECTION') $b = "Close"; // FIXME: Maybe a persitent socket could be good for performance. Do we need to make sure only the same browser reuses a socket, or is persistent sockets as stateless as usual?
if (substr($a,0,5)=='HTTP</em>') {
$frombrowser .= substr($a,5)
.': '. $b.$nl;
}
}
// That was the regular headers. Now we need to re-generate the headers that
// was parsed and thrown away before this script gets a chance to see them.
// First authentication.
if (isset($<em>SERVER['PHP_AUTH_USER'])
&& !isset($_SERVER['HTTP_AUTHORIZATION'])) {
$frombrowser .= "Authorization: Basic "
.base64_encode($_SERVER['PHP_AUTH_USER'].':'.$_SERVER['PHP_AUTH_PW']).$nl;
}
if (strlen(@$_SERVER['CONTENT_TYPE'])) {
$frombrowser .= "Content-Type: ".$_SERVER['CONTENT_TYPE'].$nl;
}
// End of browsers headers (for now).
switch($_SERVER['REQUEST_METHOD']) {
case 'HEAD':
case 'GET':
// We're done, signalling this with an extra newline.
$frombrowser .= $nl;
break;
case 'POST':
// We probably have a body, we need to include this.
$input = fopen('php://input','r');
$frombrowser_body = '';
if (strpos(@$_SERVER['CONTENT_TYPE'], 'multipart/form-data')===false) {
// Not multipart/form-data, sending body directly from browser
// First we get the entire post body.
while (true) {
$data = fread($input, 10240); // FIXME: Can we optimize here with another buffer-size?
if (strlen($data)===0) break;
$frombrowser_body .= $data;
}
} else {
// multipart/form-data
$boundary = '--------'.md5(time()); // FIXME: Do we need a better algorithm to generate boundary string?
$frombrowser .= "Content-Type: multipart/form-data; boundary="
.$boundary.$nl;
foreach($_POST as $name=>$data) {
$frombrowser_body .= '--'.$boundary.$nl
.'Content-Disposition: form-data; name="'.$name.'"'.$nl
.$nl.$data.$nl; // FIXME: If $data is an array, handle that correctly.
}
foreach($_FILES as $name=>$data) {
if (!is_uploaded_file($data['tmp_name'])) continue;
$frombrowser_body .= '--'.$boundary.$nl
.'Content-Disposition: form-data; name="'.$name.'";'
.' filename="'.$data['name'].'"'.$nl; // FIXME: Do we need some kind of encoding here? What if the filename (or the name) has characters like double-quote, colon, semicolon, \n or \r?
// (Uploading a file with double-quote in filename with Mozilla thru this script fails, I have not done any further testing yet.)
$frombrowser_body .= 'Content-Type: '.$data['type'].$nl
.$nl
.file_get_contents($data['tmp_name'])
.$nl;
}
$frombrowser_body .= '--'.$boundary.$nl;
}
// Okay, now we can finish the headers and attach the body.
$frombrowser .= "Content-Length: ".strlen($frombrowser_body).$nl
.$nl
.$frombrowser_body;
break;
default:
error(
'Method not implemented',
'<p>Method '.$_SERVER['REQUEST_METHOD'].' not supported in cPanel '
.'Proxy, sorry.</p>'
);
exit;
}
// Time to contact server and send request
$server = fsockopen($host, $port);
fputs($server, $frombrowser);
// Get server headers
if ($cgimode) {
$firstline = fgets($server, 10240);
$array = explode(' ', $firstline);
$status = (int)$array[1];
if ($status==401) {
// Authentication needed, but HTTP authentication doesn't work in CGI-mode.
header('Status: 200');
} else {
header($firstline);
}
}
while (true) {
$data = fgets($server, 10240); // FIXME: Can we optimize here with another buffer-size?
if (strlen(trim($data))==0) break;
// Fix hostname in redirects, cookies...
$data = str_replace(
array('localhost:20000', 'localhost:10000', 'localhost:2086'),
array($webmailhost, $cpanelhost, $whmhost),
$data);
if (substr($data, 0, 11) == 'Set-Cookie:') {
$data = str_replace(
'; domain=localhost',
'; domain='.$_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'],
$data);
}
header($data, false);
}
if($_SERVER['REQUEST_METHOD']=='HEAD') {
exit;
}
// Get server body
$data = '';
while (true) {
$line = fgets($server, 10240); // FIXME: Can we optimize here with another buffer-size?
if (strlen($line)===0) break;
// A line will never be completely empty, as it will end with a "newline".
// So if we get a completely empty line, there's no more data.
if ($cgimode) {
// Let's hide that ugly message. It's not the browser that doesn't support
// HTTP-Auth, it's CGI...
$line = str_replace('If your browser does not support HTTP '
.'Authentication, please use this form:','',$line);
}
// Fix hostname
$line = str_replace(
array('localhost:20000', 'localhost:10000', 'localhost:2086'),
array($webmailhost, $cpanelhost, $whmhost),
$line);
$data .= preg_replace('</em>(\'|"|=)/webmail_', '$1/webmail_', $line);
// This has heavy influence on chunk-size (for HTTP/1.1 to browser)
if (strlen($data)>10240) { // FIXME: Can we optimize here with another buffer-size?
echo $data;
flush();
$data = '';
}
}
// $data is probably not empty.
echo $data;
?>
Problem is it's still calling "http://:10000/" somewhere and I can't quite make sense on how to make it work on https://:10000/
Pointers?
EDIT:
I am aware that the cpanel proxy prob won't even work for this out of the box... but. The fact I get a message saying "server is running in SSL Secure mode" when I access "https://hosting./" means... it is working to a degree.
You should also be able to setup a proxy within Virtualmin to do that... if you go into Server Configuration -> Edit Proxy Website, you should be able to proxy that particular Virtual Server to forward to Virtualmin.
That is, if you setup a Virtual Server named vm.example.com, and tell it to proxy connections to https://your_domain.com:10000, that should do what you're after.
I now get this when i try to go and edit the proxy config settings for another domain.
Security Warning
Warning! Webmin has detected that the program https://<domain>:10000/virtual-server/proxy_form.cgi?dom=125887368685941& was linked to from the URL https://webmin.<domain>/left.cgi?mode=virtualmin&dom=125887368685941, which appears to be outside the Webmin server. This may be an attempt to trick your server into executing a dangerous command.
If this is a legitimate link, you can allow links from this URL as follows :
* Login to Webmin normally.
* Go to the Webmin Configuration module.
* Click on the Trusted Referrers icon.
* Enter the hostname <domain> into the Trusted websites field, and click Save.
Alternately, you can configure Webmin to allow this link from the command line by :
* Login as root, and edit the /etc/webmin/config file.
* Add the line referers=<domain> at the end, or if a referers line already exists add <domain> to it.
* Save the file.
I have done as above and restarted httpd / webmin and still get the same message...
Actually thinking on this,
Actually thinking on this, there was a cPanel script to allow this for cPanel servers. You'd just go to cpanel. and it would do it all automatically.
How can I do this with virtualmin?
bump anyone?
bump
anyone?
Actually. Using my meager
Actually. Using my meager understanding thought I might look at how to do this. I have a subdomain setup I'm not using atm so just ninja'd the pre-existing subdomain.
As a result here's the (slightly) modified code.
Problem is it's still calling "http://:10000/" somewhere and I can't quite make sense on how to make it work on https://:10000/
Pointers?
EDIT:
I am aware that the cpanel proxy prob won't even work for this out of the box... but. The fact I get a message saying "server is running in SSL Secure mode" when I access "https://hosting./" means... it is working to a degree.
Howdy, You should also be
Howdy,
You should also be able to setup a proxy within Virtualmin to do that... if you go into Server Configuration -> Edit Proxy Website, you should be able to proxy that particular Virtual Server to forward to Virtualmin.
That is, if you setup a Virtual Server named vm.example.com, and tell it to proxy connections to https://your_domain.com:10000, that should do what you're after.
-Eric
Hurm - that seems more
Hurm - that seems more simple... :)
I'll have to do that tonight (can't get into SSL at work >.< )
Hurm - just did the change
Hurm - just did the change via my mobile and accessed it.
I get this
AWESOME! thanks :)
I now get this when i try to
I now get this when i try to go and edit the proxy config settings for another domain.
I have done as above and restarted httpd / webmin and still get the same message...
Hurm - I edited the /config
Hurm - I edited the /config file and set referrers=1 and now it works.
Strange.