Scripting a Wordpress rollout - Method II
Now even shinier!
It's a rude and crude script, but it works for experienced admins who knows what they are doing,
and where they are doing it.
Usage:
etc....
Takes all of 3 seconds to roll out.
Enjoy the goodness.
It's a rude and crude script, but it works for experienced admins who knows what they are doing,
and where they are doing it.
Code:
#!/bin/bash
### 11/30/2015
### jj/Habitual
clear
do_work ()
{
BASEDIR=/var/www/html
mkdir -pv "$BASEDIR"/"$DOMAIN"/
cp -pr /var/www/wordpress/* "$BASEDIR"/"$DOMAIN"/
cp "$BASEDIR"/"$DOMAIN"/wp-config-sample.php "$BASEDIR"/"$DOMAIN"/wp-config.php
### MySQL Database Routine ###
### MySQL hates .tld in db names, so change .tld to _tld
MYSQLDOMAIN=$(echo $DOMAIN | sed 's/\./_/g')
mysql -e "create database IF NOT EXISTS $MYSQLDOMAIN;"
CONNECT_PASSWORD=$(date +%s | sha256sum | base64 | head -c 12 ; echo)
mysql -e "grant select, insert, update, delete on $MYSQLDOMAIN.* to wp_installer@'localhost' identified by '$CONNECT_PASSWORD';flush privileges;"
sed -i -e 's@database_name_here@'"$MYSQLDOMAIN"'@' $BASEDIR/$DOMAIN/wp-config.php
sed -i -e 's@username_here@wp_installer@' $BASEDIR/$DOMAIN/wp-config.php
sed -i -e 's@password_here@'"$CONNECT_PASSWORD"'@' $BASEDIR/$DOMAIN/wp-config.php
chown apache:apache "$BASEDIR"/"$DOMAIN"/ -R
}
for DOMAIN in "$@"
do
do_work
done
Code:
<script.sh> example1.net example2.net example3.net ... ...
Takes all of 3 seconds to roll out.
Enjoy the goodness.
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