domain_default_page and invisible files

[berghonk]

I installed my first webserver with ISPCP a few weeks ago and wanted to add some contents to the "domain_default_page" folder, but those items I added were not copied by the domain creation script.

I added the following things:

.autoconfig (folder)
|_ config.php (file)

Did I just find a bug or is that normal behavior? is it because the .autoconfig folder is invisible?

Best regards
Christian.

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Should've read the source code first!

Solution: ISPCP doesn't copy the whole domain_default_page folder. It first picks the index.html and does some find/replace (so that the right domain name is shown). Afterwards it just copies the "images" folder and the index.html file to the newly created htdocs.

Why that is, I don't know...

I solved the problem as follows:

I added the following lines to the file /var/www/ispcp/engine/ispcp-dmn-mngr:

Code:

$rs = sys_command(
                        "$main::cfg{'CMD_CP'} -Rp $root_dir/gui/domain_default_page/.autoconfig ".
                        "$www_dir/$dmn_name/htdocs/");
                return $rs if ($rs != 0);

                $rs = setfmode(
                        "$www_dir/$dmn_name/htdocs/.autoconfig",
                        $sys_user,
                        $sys_group,
                        0755
                );
                return $rs if ($rs != 0);

                $rs = setfmode(
                        "$www_dir/$dmn_name/htdocs/.autoconfig/config.php",
                        $sys_user,
                        $sys_group,
                        0755
                );
                return $rs if ($rs != 0);

I added this somewhere around line 2000 of that script.

Now the script copies my .autoconfig stuff - which enables (combined with some mod_rewrite magic in the Apache config) "Thunderbird" to find email settings for all of my customers on it's own.

You can close this thread. Thanks![/code]

[joximu]

I also stumbled over this some time ago... :-)

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