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Old 4th October 2011, 04:46
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Default How to get Client ID from username?
I am currently developing a module that provides functionality with ISPConfig.I need to get the client ID to be able to delete user remotely.The example provided has hard-coded client ID.How could I get the client ID via its username?
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Please see function client_get_id() in API docs.
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