benjamin-dk/setup_vhost.sh

## setup_vhost.sh
#! /bin/bash
#
# =======================
# Siteup Script 0.1
# Written by Command Line Idiot
# http://commandlineidiot.com
# You may use, modify, and redistribute this script freely
# Released: August 2007
# =======================

# =======================
#	set functions
# =======================
#	make_index is the function to create a basic index.html file
# 	within the documents directory of the new domain. The variable
# 	for domain name is passed into the file at $dname. You can alter
#	any of the code between the terms _EOF_ and it will be reflected
#	in the index.html file.

# I have outcommented this function... /Benjamin
# function make_index
# {
# cat <<- _EOF_
#	<html>
#	<head><title>$dname</title></head>
#	<body>welcome to $dname</body>
#	</html>
# _EOF_
# }

#	make_vhost is the function to create a config file that
#	Apache2 can interpret. The variable for the domain name is passed
#	into the file at $dname, and the system-wide variable for username
#	is passed into the file at $usname. You may wish to replace the
#	ServerAdmin email address with your own email address. You may alter
#	any of the code between the terms _EOF_ to build your own preferred
#	standard config file.

# NOTE: modified by benjamin@benway.dk feb. 2012

function make_vhost
{
sudo cat <<- _EOF_
	<VirtualHost *>
	        ServerAdmin $usname@localhost
	        ServerName $dname
	        ServerAlias *.$dname

	        DirectoryIndex index.html index.htm index.php
	        DocumentRoot /home/$usname/workspace/web/$dname/

	        <Directory /home/$usname/workspace/web/$dname>
	                Options Indexes FollowSymLinks MultiViews
	                AllowOverride All
	                Order allow,deny
	                Allow from all
	        </Directory>

	        ErrorLog /home/$usname/workspace/web/logs/$dname/error.log
	        CustomLog /home/$usname/workspace/web/logs/$dname/access.log combined
	</VirtualHost>
_EOF_
}

# =======================
#	     header
# =======================
clear
echo "***      Site Setup      ***"
echo "Be sure that the file paths and vhost details in this script are matching the ones on your system!"
echo "If you're not sure, press CTRL-C to abort and inspect the bash script and modify it if needed."
# =======================
# set domain name variable and get user names
# =======================
echo -n "==> Enter new domain name (e.g. domain.com): "
read dname
echo -n "==> Enter the name of the main user (typically your name): "
read usname
echo "You entered $usname as the main user name"
echo -n "==> Enter the name of the webserver user (typically www-data): "
read webusname
echo "You entered $webusname as the webserver user name"
echo "Do you want to create a new directory for the web files? Y/N"
read newwebdir

echo "Setting up files for $dname"

# =======================
# create needed directories
# =======================

if [ "$newwebdir" == "Y" ]
	then
		mkdir -vp /home/$usname/workspace/web/$dname
fi

mkdir -vp /home/$usname/workspace/web/logs/$dname
touch /home/$usname/workspace/web/logs/$dname/access.log
echo "created /home/$usname/workspace/web/logs/$dname/access.log"
touch /home/$usname/workspace/web/logs/$dname/error.log
echo "created /home/$usname/workspace/web/logs/$dname/error.log"

chown $usname:$webusname /home/$usname/workspace/web/logs/$dname/*
chown $usname:$webusname /home/$usname/workspace/web/$dname

# =======================
# build index.html file
# =======================
# make_index > /home/$usname/$dname/index.html
# echo "created /home/$usname/$dname/index.html"

# =======================
# build vhost config file
# =======================
make_vhost > /etc/apache2/sites-available/$dname
/usr/sbin/a2ensite $dname
echo "created and activated /etc/apache2/sites-available/$dname"

# =======================
#    exit
# =======================

echo "***      Finished setting up files for $dname. Goodbye!"
exit
	#! /bin/bash
	#
	# =======================
	# Siteup Script 0.1
	# Written by Command Line Idiot
	# http://commandlineidiot.com
	# You may use, modify, and redistribute this script freely
	# Released: August 2007
	# =======================

	# =======================
	# set functions
	# =======================
	# make_index is the function to create a basic index.html file
	# within the documents directory of the new domain. The variable
	# for domain name is passed into the file at $dname. You can alter
	# any of the code between the terms _EOF_ and it will be reflected
	# in the index.html file.

	# I have outcommented this function... /Benjamin
	# function make_index
	# {
	# cat <<- _EOF_
	# <html>
	# <head><title>$dname</title></head>
	# <body>welcome to $dname</body>
	# </html>
	# _EOF_
	# }

	# make_vhost is the function to create a config file that
	# Apache2 can interpret. The variable for the domain name is passed
	# into the file at $dname, and the system-wide variable for username
	# is passed into the file at $usname. You may wish to replace the
	# ServerAdmin email address with your own email address. You may alter
	# any of the code between the terms _EOF_ to build your own preferred
	# standard config file.

	# NOTE: modified by benjamin@benway.dk feb. 2012

	function make_vhost
	{
	sudo cat <<- _EOF_
	<VirtualHost *>
	ServerAdmin $usname@localhost
	ServerName $dname
	ServerAlias *.$dname

	DirectoryIndex index.html index.htm index.php
	DocumentRoot /home/$usname/workspace/web/$dname/

	<Directory /home/$usname/workspace/web/$dname>
	Options Indexes FollowSymLinks MultiViews
	AllowOverride All
	Order allow,deny
	Allow from all
	</Directory>

	ErrorLog /home/$usname/workspace/web/logs/$dname/error.log
	CustomLog /home/$usname/workspace/web/logs/$dname/access.log combined
	</VirtualHost>
	_EOF_
	}

	# =======================
	# header
	# =======================
	clear
	echo "* Site Setup *"
	echo "Be sure that the file paths and vhost details in this script are matching the ones on your system!"
	echo "If you're not sure, press CTRL-C to abort and inspect the bash script and modify it if needed."
	# =======================
	# set domain name variable and get user names
	# =======================
	echo -n "==> Enter new domain name (e.g. domain.com): "
	read dname
	echo -n "==> Enter the name of the main user (typically your name): "
	read usname
	echo "You entered $usname as the main user name"
	echo -n "==> Enter the name of the webserver user (typically www-data): "
	read webusname
	echo "You entered $webusname as the webserver user name"
	echo "Do you want to create a new directory for the web files? Y/N"
	read newwebdir

	echo "Setting up files for $dname"

	# =======================
	# create needed directories
	# =======================

	if [ "$newwebdir" == "Y" ]
	then
	mkdir -vp /home/$usname/workspace/web/$dname
	fi

	mkdir -vp /home/$usname/workspace/web/logs/$dname
	touch /home/$usname/workspace/web/logs/$dname/access.log
	echo "created /home/$usname/workspace/web/logs/$dname/access.log"
	touch /home/$usname/workspace/web/logs/$dname/error.log
	echo "created /home/$usname/workspace/web/logs/$dname/error.log"

	chown $usname:$webusname /home/$usname/workspace/web/logs/$dname/*
	chown $usname:$webusname /home/$usname/workspace/web/$dname

	# =======================
	# build index.html file
	# =======================
	# make_index > /home/$usname/$dname/index.html
	# echo "created /home/$usname/$dname/index.html"

	# =======================
	# build vhost config file
	# =======================
	make_vhost > /etc/apache2/sites-available/$dname
	/usr/sbin/a2ensite $dname
	echo "created and activated /etc/apache2/sites-available/$dname"

	# =======================
	# exit
	# =======================

	echo "*** Finished setting up files for $dname. Goodbye!"
	exit