Index of /sys/method_src/directadmin/newtry/update/scripts/custom/

********** The contents of this file will map what script names will be associated with what commands. Several scripts exist that are not mentioned here. Check: http://www.directadmin.com/versions.php Search for the keyword you are looking for plus pre.sh or post.sh ---- As of DirectAdmin 1.60.0, we recommend using script directories, instead of script files. https://www.directadmin.com/features.php?id=2630 For example, to setup domain_create_pre.sh to setup a php script called 'foo', instead, you would use path: /usr/local/directadmin/scripts/custom/domain_create_pre/foo.sh This allows many scripts and plugins to setup their own hooks, without needing to use the same file. ********** ########################################## domain_create_pre.sh - Runs BEFORE a domain is created domain_create_post.sh - Runs AFTER a domain is created domain_destroy_pre.sh - Runs BEFORE a domain is destroyed domain_destroy_post.sh - Runs AFTER a domain is destroyed environmental variables: bandwidth=# or unlimited cgi=ON or OFF defaultdomain=yes or no domain=domain.com ssl=ON or OFF suspended=yes or no username=ownerofdomain ########################################## domain_change_pre.sh - Runs BEFORE a domain is renamed. A non-zero value will abort the change. domain_change_post.sh - Runs AFTER a domain is renamed. environmental vars: http://www.directadmin.com/features.php?id=448 ########################################## subdomain_create_pre.sh - Runs BEFORE a subdomain is created, but after it's confirmed. If this script returns a non-zero value, the creation is aborted. subdomain_create_post.sh - Runs AFTER the subdomain is created. subdomain_destroy_pre.sh - Runs BEFORE a subdomain is destroyed. If this script returns a non-zero value, the destruction is aborted subdomain_destroy_post.sh - Runs AFTER the subdomain is destroyed. environmental variables: username=ownerofdomain domain=domain.com subdomain=sub contents=1 or 0 - only for destroy. Specifies that the directory and contents are being removed. ########################################## user_create_pre.sh - Runs BEFORE the user is created, but after it's confirmed. If this script returns anything but zero, the creation is aborted user_create_post.sh - Runs AFTER the user is created. user_destroy_pre.sh - Runs BEFORE the use is destroyed. If this script returns anything but zero, the destruction is aborted. user_destroy_post.sh - Runs AFTER the user is destroyed. user_modify_post.sh - Runs AFTER the user is modified. environmental variables: account=ON or OFF aftp=ON or OFF bandwidth=# or unlimited cgi=ON or OFF creator=username dnscontrol=ON or OFF docsroot=./data/skins/default (relative path to document root) domain=domain.com domainptr=# or unlimited [email protected] ftp=# or unlimited ip=1.2.3.4 mysql=# or unlimited nemailf=# or unlimited nemailml=# or unlimited nemailr=# or unlimited nemails=# or unlimited ns1=ns1.domain.com ns2=ns2.domain.com nsubdomains=# or unlimited package=packagename passwd=the password entered quota=# or unlimited sentwarning=no (refers to resource usage limits notification emails) skin=default (name of skin) ssh=ON or OFF ssl=ON or OFF suspend_at_limit=ON or OFF suspended=no username=username usertype=user or reseller or admin vdomains=# or unlimited zoom=100 (completely useless value token for the css zoom feature) ########################################## email_create_pre.sh - Runs BEFORE the virtual email is created, but after it's confirmed. If this script returns anything but zero, the creation is aborted email_create_post.sh - Runs AFTER the email is created environment values: user=bob domain=domain.com passwd=secret passwd2=secret username=username quota=# ########################################## email_destroy_pre.sh - Runs AFTER virtual email account is deleted. environement values: user=bob domain=domain.com username=username ########################################## email_change_pre_post.sh - Runs BEFORE a virtual pop account password is changed. If this script returns anything but zero, the change is aborted. email_change_pass_post.sh - Runs AFTER a virtual pop account password is changed. #username and quota are not passed if the password change is done using "/CMD_CHANGE_EMAIL_PASSWORD" environmental values: user=bob domain=domain.com passwd=newsecret username=username quota=# ########################################## dns_write_post.sh - Runs AFTER a dns zone is written (/var/named/domain.com.db) environmental values: A : list of a records CNAME : list of cname records MX : list of mx records NS : list of ns records PTR : list of ptr records SERIAL : the serial used in the zone EMAIL : authoritative email NS1 : authoritative ns zone. DOMAIN : domain name of the zone SERVER_IP : server IP A_TIME : ttl for A records CNAME_TIE : ttl for CNAME records NS_TIME : ttl for NS records PTR_TIME : ttl for PTR records see http://www.directadmin.com/features.php?id=450 for more info ########################################## database_create_post.sh database_user_create_post.sh environmental variables for both scripts: username - DA username database - name of the db user - name of the user created passwd - password used. Note that database_create_user_post.sh will not be called when a database and it's user is being created. This means that any code used in database_user_create_post.sh will have to be doubled in database_create_post.sh as well for anything you want done to a new user. ########################################## domain_pointer_create_pre.sh domain_pointer_create_post.sh environmental variables: username domain from=domainpointer.com ip=1.2.3.4 ns1=ns1.ns.com ns2=ns2.ns.com alias=yes or non-existant (checkbox) domain_pointer_destroy_pre.sh domain_pointer_destroy_post.sh environmental variables: username domain=domain.com from=dominpointer.com ########################################## If you need to execute code a few seconds after the sh script it call this code is a basic example on how to throw the script into the background The foreground instance of it will close all file descriptors, then call the background function, then exit. Becuase of the & character, the background function is put in the background and runs until it's done. Thanks to Alex for this find. ================================== #!/bin/bash function back(){ sleep 5 echo $0 `date` background >/tmp/da_scripts } echo $0 `date` start >/tmp/da_scripts #closing all FDs exec 0>&- #this is important exec 1>&- exec 4>&- back & exit 0 ==================================