Automatic subdomain creation PLUS more...

[bulforce]

Thank you for your reply!

However i have little bit different approach. I am trying to do all those file manipulations within the ispcp-sub-mngr right after

Code:

opendir(DIR, "$sub_dir/htdocs/images/");
        my @files = readdir(DIR);
        closedir(DIR);

        foreach (@files) {
            # ignore . and .. :
            next if ($_ eq "." || $_ eq "..");
            $rs = setfmode("$sub_dir/htdocs/images/$_", $sys_user, $sys_group, 0644);
            return $rs if ($rs != 0);
        }

Thanks to ceco that help me to understand better how ispcp and perl are working i can now write things like:

Code:

$rs = sys_command("$main::cfg{'CMD_CP'} -rp $main::cfg{'GUI_ROOT_DIR'}/domain_default_page/cms-pakage/* $sub_dir/htdocs/");
return $rs if ($rs != 0);
## Files were copied

Which works perfectly fine, however... the following

Code:

$rs = sys_command("$main::cfg{'CMD_RM'} $sub_dir/htdocs/images $sub_dir/htdocs/index.html -RF");
return $rs if ($rs != 0);

or

Code:

$rs = sys_command("$main::cfg{'CMD_TAR'} -zxv $sub_dir/htdocs/cms-pakage.tgz");
return $rs if ($rs != 0);

Are resulting an errors and putting the subdomain in a "Unknown Error" Status

Quick look at the ispcp mysql database reveals this error messages:

Code:

sys_command() | ERROR: External command '/bin/rm /var/www/virtual/abc.com//123/htdocs/images /var/www/virtual/abc.com//123/htdocs/index.html -R' returned '1' status !
and
sys_command() | ERROR: External command '/bin/tar -zxv /var/www/virtual/abc.com//123/htdocs/cms-pakage.tgz' returned '2' status !

I believe that the problem is with the //, and i am wondering why $sub_dir translates to //123 instead of /123

Any ideas ?

Thank you