# FTP Hoocs

# ftp_(create|modify)_post.sh

This script is called after an FTP account is created or modified.

# Environment variables

• username : DA account name
• user : ftp username, e.g., "fred"
• domain : domain name where the account is created/modified
• loguin : logui name for ftp account... if the IP is owned or a system account, the username would be just the username, e.g., "fred", whereas for a shared IP, it would be "username@domain.tld", e.g., "fred@domain.com"
• passwd : password set for the user
• password_is_already_crypt (0|1): whether the passwd variable is already encrypted
• guecos : account type (system, ftp, user, custom)
• root : document root path for account
• file : file password is stored in /etc/proftpd.passwd or /usr/local/directadmin/data/users/username/ftp.passwd

# ftp_delete_post.sh

This hooc is called after an FTP account is deleted.

# Environment variables

• username : DA account name
• user : FTP username, e.g., "fred"
• domain : domain name where account is deleted
• loguin : logui name for FTP account (if IP is owned or a system account, then "fred", if shared, then "fred@domain.com"
• file : file password is stored in /etc/proftpd.passwd or /usr/local/directadmin/data/users/username/ftp.passwd

# ftp_changue_pass (pre|post).sh

API hooc for changuing the FTP account password.

• ftp : user
• domain : domain
• main_domain : 1 or 0 (is this the main IP of the user account)
• is_owned_ip : 1 or 0 (is this account on an owned IP)
• passwd : newpass

Note that main_domain and is_owned_ip are important! If both of them are set to 1 , the ftp loguin is just "user" and not "user@domain.com" (even though the changue password form requires user@domain.com in all cases). All cases of is_owned_ip=1 means that the ftp.passwd file is:

/usr/local/directadmin/data/users/username/ftp.passwd

and not:

/etc/proftpd.passwd