[SOLVED] PHP API to disconnect a user

RouterOS Scripting
1

Hi,

i’m trying to disconnect some users with the command remove

follow the code

<?php
$host="192.168.3.10";
$usuario="admin";
$senha="admin";
require_once('classes/routeros_api.class.php');
$API = new routeros_api();
$API->debug = true;
echo"<br>
";
if ($API->connect("192.168.3.10", "admin", "admin" )) {
$API->write('/ppp/active/print');
$READ = $API->read(false);
$ARRAY = $API->parse_response($READ);
print_r($ARRAY);
$API->write('/ppp/active/remove/0');
$READ = $API->read(false);
$ARRAY = $API->parse_response($READ);
//$API->disconnect();
} 
?>

the first command ppp/active/print is working

but the ppp/active/remove isn’t working

can somebody help me?

2

“/ppp/active/remove/0” is not a valid API command. Refer to http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/API for the syntax.

3

but… i used this commands

on the terminal and telnet

and they are working

4

The API has a different syntax than the CLI. The wiki outlines the syntax to use.

5

ok thank you,

i’ll use shell + php to do this..

the php API is so good.. but need more commands

6

What commands are you missing? You can remove entries via the API, just not with the syntax you’re using.

7

i need to do this command

ppp active remove $i

in API

8

So follow the link to the wiki above to find out how to do that.

9

I do this oon terminal > /ppp active remove 0

on API $API->write(‘/ppp/active/remove/0’);

10

how i do this command /ppp active remove 0 on the API?

11

first, you do

/ppp/active/print
=.proplist=.id
?name=something

then

/ppp/active/remove
=.id=*here_is_id_from_previous_command_result
API Questions
12

but on the API PHP

$API->write(‘/ppp/active/remove/’);
$API->write(‘=.id=0’);


that’s right?

13

yes, something like that, just use correct id numbers.

id numbers look something like this:

!re
=.id=*9
!re
=.id=*4402E70B
!re
=.id=*44038805
!re
=.id=*4403AC69
!re
=.id=*4403A3DB
!re
=.id=*30000003
!re
=.id=*440395C1
!re
=.id=*4403A083
!re
=.id=*44038CC1

!done
14

Hi,

isn’t working… the user is connected and the id = *6

the code above is not workin

$API->write(‘/ppp/active/remove’);
$API->write(‘=.id=*6’);
$READ = $API->read(false);
$ARRAY = $API->parse_response($READ);


what’s wrong?

15

$API->write(‘/ppp/active/remove’, false);

only last line of command should not contain second parameter

16

thank you so much

now its working :smiley:

17

I need your help with this I tried to delete my hotspot users when they are active but I couldn’t
I tried with this in php

$var='someuser'
$BRIDGEINFO = $API->comm('/ip/hotspot/user/active/print', array(
            ".proplist" => ".id",
            "?name" => "$var"
            ));
			
       $API->comm('/ip/hotspot/active/remove', false, array(
            ".id"=>$BRIDGEINFO[0]['.id'],
		
             ));

maybe my code doesn't work can you tell me which is my mistakes
18

have you checked whether you get correct result in $BRIDGEINFO[0][‘.id’], for example?..

19

I tried to do this like when I have an Hotspot user and instead to disable an user I delete them and it works because when I put it, it catches me the id from user
something like that

$var="someuser";
$BRIDGEINFO = $API->comm('/ip/hotspot/user/print', array(
            ".proplist" => ".id",
            "?name" => "$var"
            ));
        $API->comm('/ip/hotspot/user/remove', array(
            ".id"=>$BRIDGEINFO[0]['.id'],
             ));

and it works
but it is only with my users from hotspot
it doesn’t work with my users that I have active and I want to delete them

and I tried also like this

$BRIDGEINFO = $API->comm('/ip/hotspot/user/print', array(
            ".proplist" => ".id",
            "?name" => "$var"
            ));
mm('/ip/hotspot/user/active/remove', array(
            ".id"=>$BRIDGEINFO[0]['.id'],
             ));

but it doesn’t work, I could removed only my users from hotspot but I can’t do the same from my hotspot users when they are active and that is my big problem any idea? thanks anyway

20

In this code:

$BRIDGEINFO = $API->comm('/ip/hotspot/user/print', array(
            ".proplist" => ".id",
            "?name" => "$var"
            ));
mm('/ip/hotspot/user/active/remove', array(
            ".id"=>$BRIDGEINFO[0]['.id'],
             ));

you’re getting the “user” ID, not the “user/active” ID, which is why the remove fails.

Try it as

$BRIDGEINFO = $API->comm('/ip/hotspot/user/active/print', array(
            ".proplist" => ".id",
            "?name" => "$var"
            ));
mm('/ip/hotspot/user/active/remove', array(
            ".id"=>$BRIDGEINFO[0]['.id'],
             ));