CMD_API_FILE_MANAGER action=protect

[debiesven]

At this time I have the following code:

$path = "/domains/mydomain.com/public_html/test/";

$sock->query('/CMD_API_FILE_MANAGER',
	array(
	"action" => "protect",
	"path" => $path,
	"enabled" => "yes",
	"name" => "test_name",
	"user" => "test_user",
	"passwd" => "test_pass",
	"passwd2" => "test_pass"
	));
		
$result = $sock->fetch_parsed_body();
print_r($result);

I get this in return:

Array ( [enabled] => no [name] => )

This is from the API
CMD_API_FILE_MANAGER
View a protected directory's settings.
action=protect
path=/domains/domain.com/public_html/directory

returns:
enabled=yes|no
name=protected name (eg, 'members area')
1=user1
2=user2 etc... returns the user list too.

CMD_API_FILE_MANAGER
Set a protected directories settings and add users.
action=protect
path=/domain/etc..
enabled=yes (don't pass 'enabled' at all for "no")
name=members area
user=username (you can leave this blank if you only want to set the enabled or name).
passwd=pass
passwd2=pass

In everyway the CMD_API_FILE_MANAGER does view the directory instead of setting the directory to protected.