hosting
POST /v1/sites/{siteId}/migrations/discover
Work out which control panel a host runs, from the hostname alone.
Autenticazione
Invia una chiave API come token di tipo bearer. La chiave deve disporre dell'autorizzazione hosting.import.manage; una chiave sprovvista di tale autorizzazione viene rifiutata con 403 anziché 404.
Questo endpoint non richiede alcun ID organizzazione. La tua chiave identifica già l'organizzazione a cui appartiene e la risposta è limitata ad essa.
Provalo
Sostituisci qualsiasi elemento tra parentesi angolari con i tuoi valori e il segnaposto key con una chiave dalla tua dashboard.
curl -X POST https://api.zinndigital.com/v1/sites/{siteId}/migrations/discover \
-H "Authorization: Bearer zdk_live_…" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{ "host": <string> }'Hai effettuato l'accesso? La console API nella tua dashboard inserisce il tuo ID organizzazione reale e la tua chiave personale, ed esegue la richiesta sull'API live in modo da poter vedere la risposta effettiva. Apri questo endpoint nella console API
Dettagli
Takes a hostname and **no credential**, and answers which control panel the host is running, on which port, and what we would expect to be able to take off it. It exists because the step before it used to be a dropdown asking a prospect to choose "cPanel / WHM" or "DirectAdmin" and to know their own control-panel port — which the customer who is leaving a host they are unhappy with frequently cannot answer, and a form that cannot be filled in is a migration that is postponed for ever. It runs unauthenticated TCP connects and reads public sign-in pages. Five protocol fingerprints decide first (`cpsrvd` in a `Server:` header, `PLESKSESSID`, and so on — facts about software, not a list of hosting brands that would rot); a language model is asked to read the page **only** when that table is not confident, and its answer is weighted evidence that cannot outrank a protocol banner. `agent_used` says whether it was asked. `outcome` is three-valued and never a boolean: `identified`, `unidentified` (something answered and we cannot place it — a candidate for the managed migration) and `unreachable` (nothing answered at all — usually a typo or a firewall). Those have opposite remedies, so folding them would hand both populations the same wrong advice. `routes` lists every way in that was tried and whether it answered, with `checked` distinguishing "closed" from "we never got to try". Read it when a panel is firewalled: a host with 2083 closed and 22 open can still have its files, databases and mail moved. **Nothing we do installs anything on the source** — no migration plugin, no backup plugin, no agent — so a host that forbids those blocks none of it. ⛔ `POST` although it creates nothing and carries no secret: it knocks on a third party's administrative ports, which is an act rather than a lookup, and must not be repeated by a prefetch or a back button. A bad hostname or a dead host is an `outcome`, not an error. Requires `hosting.import.manage`.
Parametri
| Nome | Tipo | Obbligatorio | Che cos'è |
|---|---|---|---|
siteId (path) | Uuid | Sì | Site ID (UUIDv7). |
Corpo della richiesta
| Nome | Tipo | Obbligatorio | Che cos'è |
|---|---|---|---|
host | string | Sì | The server address the current host gave them, e.g. `server123.theirhost.com`. A hostname, not a web address — no scheme and no path. The customer's own domain works too when it… |
Risposta
| Nome | Tipo | Obbligatorio | Che cos'è |
|---|---|---|---|
outcome | string<pending, identified, unidentified, unreachable> | Sì | `pending` while the discovery workflow is still probing — poll `getMigrationDiscovery` until it is one of the other three (D19865). ⛔ Three answers and never a boolean. `unident… |
host | string | Sì | The hostname as it was normalised, which may differ from what was typed. |
source | string | Sì | The best candidate's `MigrationSource`, or `""` when there is none. |
port | integer | Sì | The **login** port for that source, which is not necessarily the port the evidence came from: a banner read from cPanel's plaintext 2082 reports 2083, because that is where the… |
confidence | integer | Sì | — |
confident | boolean | Sì | May the credential form be pre-filled from this? |
candidates | MigrationDiscoveryCandidate[] | Sì | — |
expectations | string[] | Sì | Machine codes for what to expect from the winning source — e.g. `ftp_files_only`. ⛔ Expectations, not a capability claim: the authoritative answer comes from the credentialed pr… |
routes | MigrationDiscoveryRoute[] | Sì | Every way in that was tried. Read it when a panel is firewalled — a host with 2083 closed and 22 open can still have everything moved. |
proxy_fronted | boolean | Sì | This address is a CDN in front of a website, not a hosting account — several different panels' login ports accepted a connection at once and none of them answered with its own n… |
refused | string | Sì | A customer-readable reason the hostname was rejected before any packet went out — a private address, an unresolvable name. `""` otherwise. |
agent_used | boolean | Sì | Whether a language model was asked to read the sign-in page. It is asked only when the deterministic table produced no confident panel. |
agent_unavailable | string | Sì | Machine code when the model was asked and could not answer (`ai_unavailable`, `ai_timeout`, …). `""` when it was not asked or it answered. ⛔ The deterministic answer stands eith… |
discovery_id | string | Sì | The recorded run, for support. `""` when the row could not be written — which never costs the customer their answer. |
Errori che questo endpoint può restituire
401 · 403 · 404 · 422 · 429 · 503