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kelticfury 05-21-2004 11:59 PM

useradd and modifying style.css and index.html to add new user's name
 
Hello folks,

I searched for topic that relate to this subject but didn't find anything so sorry if this is a dupe.

My situation is this. I want useradd to automate customization of the default index.html in the user's public_html.

I have added the public_html dir and default index.html to /etc/skel so thats a non issue.

What i need is to customize:

~user/public_html/index.html with the new user's name.
modify the navbar class in all user's index.html to add a link to the new user's page.
I am using CSS to keep a uniform look to the web site.

So I guess I need a $username variable to add to the index.html in /etc/skel and a way to parse the navbar class and add a new line in it. in multiple files in multiple locations.

if this isn't clear you can take a look at http://shaitan.gameworkshop.com and view the source to see what is going on in the class navbar.

thanks in advance for your time and your help.

-S

Tinkster 05-22-2004 01:59 AM

It shouldn't be too hard to modify existing user
adding scripts (like Slack's adduser) to add a
line to some html file using sed/awk ...



Cheers,
Tink

kelticfury 05-22-2004 09:21 AM

Sed/Awk

I think thats what I needed to know. Those are the tools I need to use.

Thanks!

-S


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