Automatic pre-installed PHP Script

Hi,
I needed to have a php script in my sites to simplify the installation of my cms (Wordpress for now)
So I wrote a small plugin to copy a file on all new sites created.

You place the plugin in /usr/local/ispconfig/server/plugins-available then you make a symlink to /usr/local/ispconfig/server/plugins-enabled

You place the install.php file in the /usr/local/ispconfig/server/conf/index

Now at every site creation with IspConfig3 interface, the install.php file will be present.

If you're interested, I can put the deployment file for Wordpress ...

I hope it will helps some of you guys!

Laurent.

 

The code...

Code:

<?php

/*
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*/

class web_add_file_plugin {
	
	var $plugin_name = 'web_add_file_plugin';
	var $class_name = 'web_add_file_plugin';
	var $min_uid = 499;
	
	//* This function is called during ispconfig installation to determine
	//  if a symlink shall be created for this plugin.
	function onInstall() {
		global $conf;
		
		if($conf['services']['web'] == true) {
			return true;
		} else {
			return false;
		}
		
	}
	
	// This function is called when the plugin is loaded
	function onLoad() {
		global $app;
		
		//	Register for the events
		$app->plugins->registerEvent('web_domain_insert',$this->plugin_name,'insert');
	}
	
	// This is called when a new web site is created (event 'web_domain_insert')
	function insert($event_name,$data) {
		
		global $app, $conf;
		
		$app->log("INSERT FUNCTION START",LOGLEVEL_DEBUG);
		$app->uses('system');
		$web_folder = $data['new']['web_folder'];
		$web_folder = "web";
		$app->log("DECLARE web_folder : ".$web_folder,LOGLEVEL_DEBUG);
		
		if(!is_dir($data['new']['document_root'].'/' . $web_folder)) {
			$app->system->mkdirpath($data['new']['document_root'].'/' . $web_folder);
		}else{
			$app->log($data['new']['document_root'].'/ ALREADY EXIST',LOGLEVEL_DEBUG);
		}
		
		
		if(is_file($conf['rootpath'] . '/conf/index/install.php')){		
			exec('cp ' . $conf['rootpath'] . '/conf/index/install.php '.escapeshellcmd($data['new']['document_root']).'/' . $web_folder . '/');
			
			$app->log("INSTALL FILE EXIST",LOGLEVEL_DEBUG);
			$username = escapeshellcmd($data['new']['system_user']);
			$app->log("DEFINE USERNAME : " . $username,LOGLEVEL_DEBUG);
			
			$groupname = escapeshellcmd($data['new']['system_group']);
			$app->log("DEFINE GROUPNAME : " . $groupname,LOGLEVEL_DEBUG);
			
			$app->log("CHMOD install.php 0644",LOGLEVEL_DEBUG);
			$app->system->chmod($data['new']['document_root'].'/' . $web_folder . '/install.php',0644);
			
			$app->log("CHOWN install.php",LOGLEVEL_DEBUG);
			$app->system->chown($data['new']['document_root'].'/' . $web_folder . '/install.php',$username);
			
			$app->log("CHGRP install.php",LOGLEVEL_DEBUG);
			$app->system->chgrp($data['new']['document_root'].'/' . $web_folder . '/install.php',$groupname);
		}else{
			$app->log("INSTALL FILE MISSING. rootpath :" . $conf['rootpath'] . '/conf/index/install.php',LOGLEVEL_DEBUG);
		}
	}
	
} // end class

?>

 

Hey, I know it's been 2 years but do you still have deployment file for wordpress? Would love to see it, would save me a ton of time. Thanks.

 

Hi V1ktor,
Yes, still in production!

Two files:
1) install.php (you'll just have to rename install.txt) is for installing a custom wordpress which is on your server (I need it to get my installations made in French, and with all my plugins already installed...). I wrote a bash script to automatically built my custom WP if you are interested...
2) install.php (install2.txt) is for installing latest Wordpress directly from Worpress.org...

You just have to customize path/text in the install.php to match your needs.

​

I hope it will help.
Laurent

 

Thanks a lot Laurent, this saves me time for sure trying to figure out how to put files when website is created in ISPConfig.

 

Hi V1ktor,

install.php is automatically copied in the root directory of each new website you'll created.

Then you have to visit http://yousite.com/install.php and launch the wordpress install (clic on the install button).
The install.php will get the wordpress.tar.gz (in your server at /var/www/html or at wordpress.org depending which way you choose), extract the files, delete index.html and finaly delete the install.php.
You'll be redirected to the classic wordpress install.

I hope it was clear...
Laurent.

 

An alternative is to use the APS installer that's now integrated in ISPConfig3.

 

Yes, except it's not up to date in the APS installer
Version 4.1.1 (Release 40)
The latest stable release of WordPress (Version 4.4.2) is available

And as you should know WP is a target for script kiddies...

 

Good to know but FYI

I don't run unstable versions on my servers (even if it's quite well).

Incidentally with my method I download once the WP files (without having to download update behind...)
With your method, I have to download every time the WP file and I have to download every time the update... :-D

I let everyone choose his method. I'm lazy and stingy: I save my actions and my bandwidth ...
So I'll continue with my scripts...