^^&&^^

Edit File: get_reseller_emails.sh

#!/bin/bash
# Filename: get_reseller_emails.sh
# This script prints, for every reseller (as listed in /var/cpanel/resellers),
# the email addresses of each user's cPanel account in a text file.
# It relies on the "OWNER=..." field in /var/cpanel/users/* files
# to accurately map each user to their reseller.

output_file="/usr/local/cptools/textfiles/reseller_emails.txt"
> "$output_file"  # Clear the file before writing
rm -f $output_file
# Read the list of reseller usernames from /var/cpanel/resellers
# The format of /var/cpanel/resellers is typically lines like:
#   reseller1: root
#   reseller2: root
#   ...
# The left side is the reseller▒s username.
resellers=$(awk -F: '{print $1}' /var/cpanel/resellers)

for reseller in $resellers; do
    echo "Reseller : $reseller" >> "$output_file"
    echo "=====================" >> "$output_file"

# For each reseller, find cPanel accounts where OWNER=reseller
    for userfile in $(grep -l "OWNER=$reseller" /var/cpanel/users/*); do
        user=$(basename "$userfile")
        echo "User : $user" >> "$output_file"
        echo "-----------------" >> "$output_file"

# Use uapi to list email accounts for the user
        email_result=$(uapi --user="$user" Email list_pops 2>/dev/null | grep -oP '(?<=email: ).+')

# Filter out emails that exactly match the username
        valid_emails=""
        while IFS= read -r email; do
            if [ "$email" != "$user" ]; then
                valid_emails+="$email"$'\n'
            fi
        done <<< "$email_result"

if [ -n "$valid_emails" ]; then
            echo "$valid_emails" >> "$output_file"
        else
            echo "No valid emails found" >> "$output_file"
        fi

echo "" >> "$output_file"
    done

echo "" >> "$output_file"
done

echo "Output written to $output_file"