philmcdonnell
Verified User
Is there anyway to build into DA the ability to allow users to install scripts for their domains? Kind of like fantastico or the way cPanel allows you to install phpBB, etc...
Regards,
Phil
Regards,
Phil
S2S-Robert said:But setting those up can be real easy, you could have a complete working forum including database ready to go and when the time comes you just change the DB name and upload it all.
S2S-Robert said:Chris would refer to this as "keep DA pointless feature free"
Have you ever set up forums before?philmcdonnell said:Could you explain this a little more? I am not sure I understand what you mean?
Phil
ProWebUK said:You know me too well
S2S-Robert said:Have you ever set up forums before?
You can just set up a forum, export the database of the default forum to an *.sql file and reimport that one back to the database in question. Then you upload all the files required for the forum and you're set. You could even have a tar file laying around to speed it up, the only thing you need to do is chown the files when you decompressed them
Or you could ask our house programmer l0rdphi1. It would actually be quite easy for a shell scripter (which I'm not). The only thing you need to do is know the DA username, database name, database user & pass and it could automatically be extracted / chowned / mysql imported / config.php edited.
Come to think of it... That's actually quite nice to have laying around
I suppose this is what you mean, but I would *love* to see an easy way to add menu items to DA (i.e., no skin editing)ProWebUK said:If we could get a special token setup that would execute a script with dynamic variables i would possibly give this project a go.
DirectAdmin Support said:But right *now* the scripts are run as users, not root.. unless you want to +s the script.. (yeek!)
John
S2S-Robert said:Why do you exactly need root? Can't you just create a directory on the server which is server-wide readible (777) and the sysadmin would upload the necesarry files there.
The script would then be run as a user, chown / permissions are automatically set correctly and the user will just unpack the forum tar and edit the config.php. For a forum it would only need a pre existing MySQL database right?