Change default web-template

[hagel]

Exactly which directory is used when creating new websites? I'd like to alter the default index.html which appears in newly created websites.

Cheers

[till]

Originally Posted by hagel

Exactly which directory is used when creating new websites? I'd like to alter the default index.html which appears in newly created websites.

Cheers

The standard index pages are in the directory:

/root/ispconfig/isp/

[falko]

Originally Posted by till

The standard index pages are in the directory:

/root/ispconfig/isp/

That's where all the template files are, you can modify them. But you can also use the ISPConfig web interface to create individual index pages: Management -> Server -> Settings -> Other.
Also each reseller can define individual index pages: ISP Manager -> [a reseller] -> Other.

[ajajaj]

We want to offer some PHP scripts pre-installed for selected customers, how do we have them get added when a new client is installed?

for example, I want to install a directory called admin somewhere /root/ispconfig/isp/admin ??? and have it's contents copied to the web/admin folder of a new site.

kinda like /etc/skel gets copied for new users in a standard debian system...

hrm - could we use /etc/skel? will that work for the web#_username users?

[falko]

Originally Posted by ajajaj

We want to offer some PHP scripts pre-installed for selected customers, how do we have them get added when a new client is installed?

for example, I want to install a directory called admin somewhere /root/ispconfig/isp/admin ??? and have it's contents copied to the web/admin folder of a new site.

kinda like /etc/skel gets copied for new users in a standard debian system...

hrm - could we use /etc/skel? will that work for the web#_username users?

You can customize /root/ispconfig/scripts/lib/config.lib.php (function web_insert()) to achieve this.

[t.roijers]

Hi,

I would like to copy a default index.php and image folder to the new created website.

I would like to edit config.lib.php something like:

exec("cp -R /var/www/template/* /var/www/$wichvar");

Now, as you can guess i would like to know the exact var for $wichvar
Also any suggestions where (line) to put it?

Regards,
Tim

[till]

Insert this at line 72:

exec("cp -R /var/www/template/* /var/www/$web_path");

[t.roijers]

Hello Falko,

Inserted this in the script, created a new website, but the copy command below doesn't copy the files from /var/www/template to the new website.

any suggestions?

Thanx,
Tim


Quote:
Insert this at line 72:
exec("cp -R /var/www/template/* /var/www/$web_path");

[falko]

Originally Posted by t.roijers

Hello Falko,

Inserted this in the script, created a new website, but the copy command below doesn't copy the files from /var/www/template to the new website.

any suggestions?

Thanx,
Tim


Quote:
Insert this at line 72:
exec("cp -R /var/www/template/* /var/www/$web_path");

Maybe it's a better idea to insert that line in the make_docroot() function. For debugging purposes, you can kill the ispconfig_wconf daemon, create a web site, and then you run

/root/ispconfig/php/php /root/ispconfig/scripts/writeconf.php

on the shell. Any errors?

[t.roijers]

Hello Falko,

Killed the deamon, started the script and this is all i see:

ispconfig:~/root/ispconfig/php/php /root/ispconfig/scripts/writeconf.php
start
ende
ispconfig:~/ispconfig/scripts/lib #


No errors what so ever. But also no default template copied from /var/www/template to /var/www/$web_path

This is where the copy command is now~:
959 function make_docroot($doc_id,$hostname,$domainname,$web_qu ota,$update) {
960 global $go_info, $mod;
961 exec("cp -R /var/www/template/* /var/www/$web_path");
962

Originally Posted by falko

Maybe it's a better idea to insert that line in the make_docroot() function. For debugging purposes, you can kill the ispconfig_wconf daemon, create a web site, and then you run

/root/ispconfig/php/php /root/ispconfig/scripts/writeconf.php

on the shell. Any errors?