cPanel UAPI / Email
cPanel UAPI list_pops: list e-mail accounts
Use this read-only cPanel UAPI operation to list e-mail accounts for one cPanel account and inspect the returned mailbox data.
What this command does
The cPanel documentation summary for this operation is: Return email accounts.
In Hostilla.pl this page helps identify the exact API operation before using automation, reseller integrations or a support request.
What list_pops returns
The operation lists mail accounts visible in the selected cPanel account. Optional filters can narrow the result, skip the main system account or change validation behaviour. Use list_pops_with_disk when mailbox disk usage is also required.
This is a read-only inventory call: it does not create, change or delete a mailbox. Always run it in the exact account context whose e-mail addresses you intend to inspect.
Command details
- API
- cPanel UAPI 11.136.0.25
- Category
- Method and path
- GET /Email/list_pops
- Operation ID
- list_pops
- CLI example
- uapi --user=USER Email list_pops
Practical request workflow
cPanel UAPI list_pops should be run only after the target account and expected result are known. Start with a read-only lookup when one is available, then make the smallest required change and verify the resource again.
- Confirm the cPanel account, domain and full mailbox or mail-routing target.
- Read the current mailbox, quota, forwarder or DNS state before changing it.
- Send only the parameters required by list_pops and keep credentials outside logs.
- Read the returned status and perform a second lookup or delivery test.
CLI request example
uapi --user=USER Email list_popsHow to read the response
For e-mail operations, verify the returned account, domain, quota or routing data and then test the mailbox or DNS state. Treat validation and policy errors as a request-data problem before retrying.
Record the request time, account and domain together with the returned status. A successful transport response does not by itself prove that the requested resource was created, changed or deleted exactly as intended.
Questions before automation
What permission does cPanel UAPI list_pops require?
Use the target cPanel account context or a least-privilege token allowed to perform this function.
What should I check before running list_pops?
Confirm the cPanel account, domain and full mailbox or mail-routing target. Read the current mailbox, quota, forwarder or DNS state before changing it.
How do I confirm that list_pops worked?
For e-mail operations, verify the returned account, domain, quota or routing data and then test the mailbox or DNS state. Treat validation and policy errors as a request-data problem before retrying.
Hostilla.pl usage notes
UAPI commands normally act inside a single cPanel account. Use the least-privilege token or the account context required for the task.
Need this operation for your hosting account? Contact Hostilla.pl support with the account name, domain and expected result. We will help select a safe API path.