CCProxy Account Management: Create, Edit, Delete & Monitor Connections

This PHP script facilitates communication with CCProxy proxy servers, enabling you to manage CCP accounts effectively. It encompasses functions for creating, modifying, and deleting accounts, along with the capability to retrieve connection details and listen for CCP requests.

Key functionalities:

• accountcreate(): Creates a new CCP account. Accepts parameters such as username, password, IP address, MAC address, connection type, bandwidth, disable date, and disable time. Sends a request to the proxy server to establish the account.

• accountedit(): Modifies an existing CCP account. Takes username, password, connection type, bandwidth, disable date, and disable time as inputs. Transmits an update request to the proxy server to reflect the changes.

• accountdelete(): Removes a CCP account. Requires the username of the account to be deleted and sends a delete request to the proxy server.

• getconn(): Retrieves connection information. Connects to the proxy server and requests current connection count and active connection count.

• startCCP(): Initiates the listening process for CCP requests. Establishes a TCP server using sockets to monitor a specified address and port for incoming requests. Accepts client connections, reads requests, processes them, and sends responses.

• processRequest(): Handles incoming CCP requests. Parses the request's method and URL to determine the required action. For POST requests to '/accountcreate' and '/accountedit', it extracts account details from the request and calls the corresponding function to perform the operation. Returns a success response.

Example Usage:

// Create a new account
accountcreate('user1', 'password', '192.168.1.100', '', 'socks5', '1000', '2023-12-31', '23:59:59');

// Edit an existing account
accountedit('user1', 'newpassword', 'socks5', '2000', '2024-01-31', '23:59:59');

// Delete an account
accountdelete('user1');

// Start listening for CCP requests
startCCP();

This script empowers you to manage your CCProxy accounts efficiently, enabling you to create, edit, delete, and monitor connections with ease. The code leverages PHP's socket functionality to interact with the CCProxy server seamlessly.