Disable Open Base Dir and change Document Root of domain with .sh script

[chasedevelopmen]

Hello,

I'm trying to create a custom .sh script on user creation (when the created user has a certain package). I'm trying to do 2 modifications on the domain that was created with the user.

Is it possible to:
- Disable Open Base Dir of a certain domain with a .sh script?
- Change the document root (Custom HTTPD) of a certain domain with a .sh script?

Hopefully someone can help me out!

Best regards,
Nick Jansen

 

[zEitEr]

Hello Nick,

In general the both questions can get YES as an answer. You need to use TOKENS available for virtual host and create a custom file:

/usr/local/directadmin/data/users/username/domains/domainname.com.cust_httpd

and then trigger directadmin to rewrite httpd.conf for a domain (http://help.directadmin.com/item.php?id=2).

First I'd suggest that you create the desired config in Directadmin Web interface and see how it writes things in domainname.com.cust_httpd, then update your script to create the same cust_httpd for new domain.

Open basedir restriction can be cancelled, you did not specify PHP mode so that's up to you find a correct place where it's set: it's the same apache virtualhost config for mod_php and other places for PHP-FPM, PHP-FASTCGI, or suPHP.

 

[chasedevelopmen]

Solution

Hello Alex,

Thank you for your quick and very helpful reply! Now the script echos my custom httpd-config in a file called domain.com.cust_httpd (location: /usr/local/directadmin/data/users/{$username}/{$domain}.cust_httpd).

After that, the script replaces open_basedir=ON with open_basedir=OFF in the domain configuration file (location: /usr/local/directadmin/data/users/{$username}/{$domain}.conf).

Last, the script adds a task for rewriting the user httpd.conf files.

Works like a charm,

Thank you!