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# Package this module. package ImunifyHook; # Deployment instructions are here: # https://documentation.cpanel.net/display/DD/Guide+to+Standardized+Hooks+-+Hook+Action+Code#fcc4f1c5879a444aaa81888aff4fe4f4 # This file is used by Imunify360 to process events such as package change # It should be located at /usr/local/cpanel/ImunifyHook.pm # Return errors if Perl experiences problems. use strict; use warnings; # Properly decode JSON. use JSON; # Use unix timestamp with milliseconds use Time::HiRes qw/time/; BEGIN { unshift @INC, '/usr/local/cpanel'; } # Embed hook attributes alongside the action code. sub describe { my $create = { 'category' => 'Whostmgr', 'event' => 'Accounts::Create', 'stage' => 'post', 'hook' => 'ImunifyHook::hook_processing', 'exectype' => 'module', }; my $change_package = { 'category' => 'Whostmgr', 'event' => 'Accounts::change_package', 'stage' => 'post', 'hook' => 'ImunifyHook::hook_processing', 'exectype' => 'module', }; my $modify = { 'category' => 'Whostmgr', 'event' => 'Accounts::Modify', 'stage' => 'post', 'hook' => 'ImunifyHook::hook_processing', 'exectype' => 'module', }; my $delete = { 'category' => 'Whostmgr', 'event' => 'Accounts::Remove', 'stage' => 'post', 'hook' => 'ImunifyHook::hook_processing', 'exectype' => 'module', }; return [ $create, $change_package, $modify, $delete ]; } sub print_error { my ($hook_name, $msg) = @_; print STDERR "ImunifyHook:$hook_name: $msg\n"; } sub write_data { my ($hook_name, $data) = @_; my $user; if (exists $data->{newuser}) { $user = $data->{newuser}; } else { $user = $data->{user}; } my $timestamp = time(); my $result = 0; my $file_name = "/var/imunify360/hooks/$user.$hook_name.$timestamp"; my $fr = open(my $fh, '>', "$file_name.json.tmp"); unless ($fr) { print_error($hook_name, "Unable to open $file_name.json.tmp to save data for Imunify\n"); return 0; } $result = print $fh encode_json($data); unless ($result) { print_error($hook_name, "Unable to write to $file_name.json.tmp\n"); } else { $result = close $fh; unless ($result) { print_error($hook_name, "Unable to ends write to $file_name.json.tmp\n"); } else { $result = rename "$file_name.json.tmp", "$file_name.json"; } } unless ($result) { unlink "$file_name.json.tmp" } return $result; } sub hook_processing { # Get the data that the system passes to the hook. my ( $context, $data ) = @_; # Set success and failure messages. my $result = 0; # This boolean value is set to fail. my $message = "Applying Imunify settings"; # write $data to temporary file my ($module, $method) = split(/\s*::\s*/, $context->{event}); $result = write_data($method, $data); unless ($result) { $message = 'Unable to apply Imunify settings'; } # Return the hook's result and message. return $result, $message; } 1;