WHM API 1 Functions - get_mailbox_status_list

In cPanel & WHM version 76 and later, when you disable the MailReceive role, the system disables this function. For more information, read our How to Use Server Profiles documentation.

Examples

JSON API

https://hostname.example.com:2087/cpsess##########/json-api/get_mailbox_status_list?api.version=1&account=user@example.com

XML API

https://hostname.example.com:2087/cpsess##########/xml-api/get_mailbox_status_list?api.version=1&account=user@example.com

Command Line

whmapi1 get_mailbox_status_list account=user@example.com

Notes:

Unless otherwise noted, you must URI-encode values.
For more information and additional output options, read our Guide to WHM API 1 documentation or run the whmapi1 --help command.
If you run CloudLinux™, you must use the full path of the whmapi1 command:
```
/usr/local/cpanel/bin/whmapi1
```

Output (JSON)

{ 
   "metadata":{  
      "command":"get_mailbox_status_list",
      "version":1,
      "result":1,
      "reason":"OK"
   },
   "data":{  
	 "mailboxes":[
       { 
           "guid":"1234560f0c58d158c92a000044f0d230",
           "messages":"0",
           "mailbox":"INBOX.marla_singer@example_com",
           "vsize":"0"
        },
        { 
           "guid":"11234560f0c58d158c92a000044f0d23",
           "messages":"0",
           "mailbox":"INBOX.angel_face@example_com",
           "vsize":"0"
        },
        { 
           "guid":"111234560f0c58d158c92a000044f0d2",
           "messages":"0",
           "mailbox":"INBOX.tyler_durden@example_com",
           "vsize":"0"
        },
        { 
           "guid":"1111234560f0c58d158c92a000044f0d",
           "messages":"0",
           "mailbox":"INBOX.Trash",
           "vsize":"0"
        },
        { 
           "guid":"11111234560f0c58d158c92a000044f0",
           "messages":"0",
           "mailbox":"INBOX.narrator@example_com",
           "vsize":"0"
        },
        { 
           "guid":"111111234560f0c58d158c92a000044f",
           "messages":"0",
           "mailbox":"INBOX",
           "vsize":"0"
        },
        { 
           "guid":"1111111234560f0c58d158c92a000004",
           "messages":"0",
           "mailbox":"INBOX.Sent",
           "vsize":"0"
        },
        { 
           "guid":"11111111234560f0c58d158c92a00000",
           "messages":"0",
           "mailbox":"INBOX.Drafts",
           "vsize":"0"
        },
        { 
           "guid":"111111111234560f0c58d158c92a0000",
           "messages":"0",
           "mailbox":"INBOX.robert_paulsen@example_com",
           "vsize":"0"
        }
     ]
   }
}

Output (XML)

	<metadata>
		<command>get_mailbox_status_list</command>
		<version>1</version>
		<result>1</result>
		<reason>OK</reason>
	</metadata>
	<data>
		<mailboxes>
			<guid>1234560f0c58d158c92a000044f0d230</guid>
			<messages>0</messages>
			<mailbox>INBOX.marla_singer@example_com</mailbox>
			<vsize>0</vsize>
		</mailboxes>
		<mailboxes>
			<guid>11234560f0c58d158c92a000044f0d23</guid>
			<messages>0</messages>
			<mailbox>INBOX.angel_face@example_com</mailbox>
			<vsize>0</vsize>
		</mailboxes>
		<mailboxes>
			<guid>111234560f0c58d158c92a000044f0d2</guid>
			<messages>0</messages>
			<mailbox>INBOX.tyler_durden@example_com</mailbox>
			<vsize>0</vsize>
		</mailboxes>
		<mailboxes>
			<guid>1111234560f0c58d158c92a000044f0d</guid>
			<messages>0</messages>
			<mailbox>INBOX.Trash</mailbox>
			<vsize>0</vsize>
		</mailboxes>
		<mailboxes>
			<guid>11111234560f0c58d158c92a000044f0</guid>
			<messages>0</messages>
			<mailbox>INBOX.narrator@example_com</mailbox>
			<vsize>0</vsize>
		</mailboxes>
		<mailboxes>
			<guid>111111234560f0c58d158c92a000044f</guid>
			<messages>0</messages>
			<mailbox>INBOX</mailbox>
			<vsize>0</vsize>
		</mailboxes>
		<mailboxes>
			<guid>1111111234560f0c58d158c92a000004</guid>
			<messages>0</messages>
			<mailbox>INBOX.Sent</mailbox>
			<vsize>0</vsize>
		</mailboxes>
		<mailboxes>
			<guid>11111111234560f0c58d158c92a00000</guid>
			<messages>0</messages>
			<mailbox>INBOX.Drafts</mailbox>
			<vsize>0</vsize>
		</mailboxes>
		<mailboxes>
			<guid>111111111234560f0c58d158c92a0000</guid>
			<messages>0</messages>
			<mailbox>INBOX.robert_paulsen@example_com</mailbox>
			<vsize>0</vsize>
		</mailboxes>
	</data>

Note:

Use WHM's API Shell interface (WHM >> Home >> Development >> API Shell) to directly test WHM API calls.

Parameters

Parameter Type Description Possible values Example

account

string

Required

The email account's name.

A valid email account that exists on the server.
The cPanel user's account name.
Note:

_mainaccount is an alias that represents the cPanel user's mailbox (For example, _mainaccount@example.com represents the example mailbox).

user@example.com
example
_mainaccount@example.com

Returns

Return	Type	Description	Possible values	Example
`mailboxes`	array	An array that contains information about the mailbox's contents. Note: The mailbox name is the return's name.	This array contains the `guid`, `mailbox`, `messages`, and `vsize` returns.
`guid`	string	The mailbox GUID. This value returns in the `mailboxes` array.	A valid alpha-numeric 32-byte GUID that the account owns.	1234560f0c58d158c92a000044f0d230
`mailbox`	string	The mailbox name. This value returns in the `mailboxes` array.	A valid mailbox folder on the server that the user owns.	`INBOX.marla_singer@example_com`
`messages`	integer	The total number of messages in the mailbox. The function returns this value in the `mailboxes` array.	A valid integer.	`0`
`vsize`	integer	The total virtual size of the mailbox's contents, computed with CRLF line terminators. The function returns this value in the `mailboxes` array.	A valid integer that represents the virtual size of the mailbox, in bytes.	`0`

Function information

API Version:

WHM API 1

Available in:

WHM 64+

Methods:

GET, POST

Required Parameters:

account

Return Formats:

JSON, XML

Important:

cPanel & WHM version 66 deprecated XML output.

About WHM API 1

WHM API 1 performs functions and accesses data in WHM.

Notes:

Some functions and parameters may require that you authenticate as the root user.
You must use the appropriate WHM ports (2086 or 2087) to call WHM API functions.

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