Find unused and used content files in your Joomla website

jfindfiles

#!/bin/sh

# jfindfiles -- Find used and unused content files in your Joomla website
#
# This scripts supports Joomla versions 2.5 - 3.x
#
# Copyright 2014 Rene Kreijveld - email@renekreijveld.nl
#
# This program is free software; you may redistribute it and/or modify it.
#
# Warning! This script needs the file jfunctions. This has to be installed in the same directory as this script.
#

# general variables
mypath=$(cd $(dirname ${0}); pwd -P)
myname=$(basename ${0})

# include general functions
. ${mypath}/jfunctions

# version
version=2.2

# Setup Vvariables
start=./images
curdir=`pwd`

echo "Creating database dump..."

# Dump the database to a .sql file
if mysqldump --skip-opt --add-drop-table --add-locks --create-options --disable-keys --lock-tables --quick --set-charset --host=${host} --user=${dbuser} --password=${password} ${database} > ${database}.sql
then
	echo "Database dump ${database}.sql created."
else
	echo "Error creating database dump."
	exit 1
fi

dbdump=${curdir}/${database}.sql
usedfile=${curdir}/${sitename}-used.txt
notusedfile=${curdir}/${sitename}-notused.txt
echo "The following files were mentioned in your Joomla database:" > ${usedfile}
echo "The following files were NOT mentioned in your Joomla database:" > ${notusedfile}
echo "Checking for used and unused files..."

# Move into the images/stories directory
cd ${start}
# Find all files and check if they are mentioned in the database dump
for file in `find . -type f -print | cut -c 3- | sed 's/ /#}/g'`
do
	file2=`echo $file | sed 's/#}/ /g'`
	file3=`echo $file | sed 's/#}/%20/g'`
	if grep -c "$file2" ${dbdump} > 0; then 
		echo $file2 >> ${usedfile} 
	elif grep -c "$file3" ${dbdump} > 0; then 
		echo $file3 >> ${usedfile} 
	else 
		echo $file3 >> ${notusedfile} 
	fi 
done

# Move back to the root of the website
cd ${curdir}

# Cleanup database dump
rm ${dbdump}

# Report findings
echo "Files checking done."
echo "Check the following text-files for results:"
echo "${usedfile}"
echo "${notusedfile}"