https://github.com/diversen/densite
small hosting scripts for drush and drupal
https://github.com/diversen/densite
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small hosting scripts for drush and drupal
- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/diversen/densite
- Owner: diversen
- License: gpl-2.0
- Created: 2010-09-18T11:36:18.000Z (almost 16 years ago)
- Default Branch: master
- Last Pushed: 2011-08-06T14:56:02.000Z (almost 15 years ago)
- Last Synced: 2025-04-02T00:41:29.405Z (over 1 year ago)
- Language: PHP
- Homepage: http://www.os-cms.net
- Size: 144 KB
- Stars: 9
- Watchers: 3
- Forks: 0
- Open Issues: 0
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Metadata Files:
- Readme: README.md
- License: LICENSE.txt
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README
#### Download And Install
I moved these scripts to github some time ago. You can find the
latest version on
github.com/diversen/densite
Best option is to cd into your drush/commands folder, and clone the script:
git clone git://github.com/diversen/densite.git
then they are installed. You can use the master or select latest tag.
#### Introduction
The following scripts are tested and working on Debian systems
MySQL and Postgresql is supported.
The densite scripts creates virtual host configuration and drupal-5.x and
drupal-6.x, drupal-7.x sites (most testing is done with drupal-6.x). It also updates
your /etc/hosts file with installed site. It can also 'curl' a default user
so you don't have to use the browser. This only works on drupal-6.x
The script also secures your site by setting good permissions for your
file folder and your settings.php file. The default configuration will also
delete all .txt files. Finally crontab will be updated.
#### Requirements
* Access to creating crontab entries
* a2ensite
* a2dissite
* [drush-All-Versions-2.0.tar.gz](http://ftp.drupal.org/files/projects/drush-All-Versions-2.0.tar.gz) Or later.
* Or any later version should work.
* PHP, Apache2, MySQL or PostgreSQL
* sudo (and root privileges) (on other Debian you may need to do
su root
* Access to creating databases (MySQL or PostgreSQL or both)
#### Config
For configuration you can look at the following two files and change them
as needed. Else they will just be created from the default config files:
/path/to/drush/commands/densite/apache2/apache2.conf
/path/to/drush/commands/densite/densite.conf
#### Usage
If you yet does not have a working drupal install, you can use the densitein
(densite install) command which will prompt for a version to
download and install. The version you download will be installed
in your current working directory. E.g. make a www directory in your
home folder, e.g:
mkdir /home/user/www && cd /home/user/www
drush densitein www.example.com
(You will not be able to visit the real www.example.com after this, because
/etc/hosts now has this domain.
To create a sub site in a install of drupal. cd to the document root of
your newly installed site, e.g.:
/home/user/www/www.example.com/htdocs
Create and enable a subsite use:
drush densite example2.com
The name your are using will be used as the ServerName in your VirtualHost configuration. The name will figure as the site name in the sites/ folder, e.g. sites/dev.os-cms.net for the above example. It will also be used as the apache2 virtualHost configuration placed in /etc/apache2/sites-available folder. If you choose to let the densite script generate a database name, then the name of the database will be devoscmsnet (the site's name without any special signs). Created log files for apache2 will be placed in (from your current drupal document root view):
../../dev.os-cms.net/logs
../../dev.os-cms.net/logs/access.log
../../dev.os-cms.net/logs/error.log
Delete the newly created subsite:
drush dissite example2.com
Deletes database for website, log files, apache2 virtualhost file and
reloads apache2 and removes the site files, and removes the crontab entry,
step by steep.
In order to create and enable a new (s)tand(a)lone or base install:
cd to document root of your site, e.g:
cd /home/user/www/www.example.com/htdocs
drush densitesa example3.com
Notice the name of the command. It is just densite ending with 'sa' (standalone).
You can clone the current site or you can download a version of
drupal of your choice. You will be prompted for the version you wish to
download. The new site will be created like this (from your current drupal
document root view:)
../../dev.os-cms.net/logs
../../dev.os-cms.net/htdocs
Notice That a base install creates a folder called htdocs containing the
new base site. Log files will also be created as in the densite command:
../../dev.os-cms.net/logs
../../dev.os-cms.net/logs/access.log
../../dev.os-cms.net/logs/error.log
Delete a (s)tand(a)lone drupal install:
drush dissitesa example3.com
In order to delete a standalone or base site all sub sites needs to
be deleted first. For each of the standalone code bases you can use the
densite command for creating new sub sites. Or the dissite command for
deleting them.
List all sites installed with the densite, densitesa, and densitein commands.
You have to stand in a directory containing a base install, e.g. in:
cd /home/user/www/dev.os-cms.net/htdocs
And do a:
drush listsites
#### Options
You can use the following flags:
--simulate
flag to see what the commands will do to your system. When using simulate there
will be no changes to your system.
-f
Force the script to continue when errors are encountered. E.g.:
You have tried to install a site but your failed halfway due to permissions.
You can then change the permissions on your server, and force the script to execute.
-s
Silence the script will produce less output, and only prompt you when
questions are raised.