Re: [cpx] How does CPX know what domains exist?

[Steve Yates <steve@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

On Thu, 14 Apr 2005 12:25:58 -0400
Bill Meier <bill@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Now, you have 
> to remember what domain is buried under what username

A sort-of trick:

# ls -d /home/*/www/domain.com
/home/username/www/domain.com

(or maybe "/home/*/www/*.com").  I don't know offhand how to show a * in
a shell script but a little "fd" (find domain) script could be something
like:

#!/bin/sh
/bin/ls -d "/home/*/www/$@"

And probably someone could make a "cd" line to follow. :)

> Perhaps there is a real fancy shell script that you could make that 
> says "Find all the domains from traversing down /home/user paths and tell 
> me all the ones without a robots.txt" -

	Hmmm, be careful (not tested!) but...

cp -n robots.txt /home/*/www/*.com/

?  -n is "don't overwrite existing file".

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