Bug fix 2 PHP script files to work with cPanel security tokens

This project is about restoring functionality to a PHP cPanel API after a cPanel update. We have two PHP script files that used to work fine before cPanel made the use of security token a requirement instead of an option. Since we upgraded our cPanel and those are no longer optional, we can't get the script to work anymore and get "Your session cookie is invalid. Please log in again." error messages. We where able to modify the script to log into cPanel, but can't get the other functions restored. What we need to get done is to bug fix those two files so that the functions are working again. File #1: [login to view URL] (15 kb) -> a class file for cPanel functions like: Login, Logout, get Addon Domains, remove Domain, remove SubDomain, add Domain, get Emails, add POP Email, remove POP Email, set POP Email Password, add Email Forwarder, delete Email Forwarder, connect FTP, disconnect FTP, add Files, remove Files, create MySQL Database, delete MySQL Database, create MySQL User, delete MySQL User, create MySQL Database / User Connection, remove MySQL Database / User Connection All functions worked fine until the use of security tokens was made a requirement. File #2: [login to view URL] (8 kb) -> functions used by [login to view URL] This is a life hosting environment, but once you get this project awarded you can get FTP access to the directory in which the PHP script files are located. We will then also provide a test account for you to be able to test if it works again and we will record a screen video showing you all other details. If you are familiar with how to use cPanel functions via a PHP API in the latest version of cPanel with enforced security tokens, then this will be a very easy and quick job for you.