Prevent default domain deletion or change

The one issue with the code in - /usr/local/directadmin/scripts/custom/domain_destroy_pre/default_domain.sh -

Code:

#!/bin/sh

if [ "$defaultdomain" = "yes" ]; then

    echo "Cannot delete the default domain";

    exit 1;

fi

exit 0;

Is that it will create issue if the account (i.e - the username) is deleted by the admin or reseller (I presume). The domain won't get fully deleted with this code present.

My solution to this was to modify the code slightly:

Code:

#!/bin/sh



if [ -z "${creator}" ]

then

        if [ "$defaultdomain" = "yes" ]

        then

                echo "Cannot delete the default domain";

                exit 1;

        fi

        exit 0;

fi

It would seem that the ${creator} environment variable is not present when the domain_destroy_pre hook is called from within a user's control panel. But it is present when deleted from the admin panel (or at least using the API). So you check for the existence of the ${creator} variable and if it's not found, then you check to make sure the domain name is not the default domain before exiting.

The

/usr/local/directadmin/scripts/custom/domain_destroy_pre/default_domain.sh

Looks like it would accomplish what I need and this will work just fine.

I suppose to stray this a bit off-topic, but to my point about documentation... is there a list of all of the /usr/local/directadmin/scripts/custom available hooks? And then what environment variables are passed to each hook would also be beneficial. Is that information any where in any central location?

For billing purposes use LOGIN instead of domain name. Users/resellers can't modify their logins.

Stumbled across this today too.

... so I'm guessing this was never resolved?

There may be an option that disabled this. But trying to find the correct option to flag is really a tough exercise with DirectAdmin scattered documentation.