My original "make vhost" script for creating new virtual hosts on my web server at home.
#!/bin/bash # Raoul's Make Virtual Host script # Copyright (c) 2006-2009 Raoul Snyman # Licensed under the GNU GPL v2.0 # Script variables DOMAIN="lan" WEBROOT="/home/www-data" FWDZONE="/etc/bind/zones/lan.zone" REVZONE="/etc/bind/zones/1.168.192.in-addr.arpa.zone" SKELFILE="/etc/apache2/skel/skel.domain" SITESDIR="/etc/apache2/sites-available" WEBUSER="www-data" WEBGROUP="www-data" FWDIP="192.168.1.254" REVIP="254" DNSRELOAD="/etc/init.d/bind9 reload" WEBRELOAD="/etc/init.d/apache2 reload" # Make our directories mkdir $WEBROOT/$1 mkdir $WEBROOT/$1/www mkdir $WEBROOT/$1/logs mkdir $WEBROOT/$1/cgi-bin chown -R $WEBUSER:$WEBGROUP $WEBROOT/$1 # Copy the skeleton file and enable it sed s/skel/$1/ $SKELFILE | sed s/domain/$DOMAIN/ > $SITESDIR/$1.$DOMAIN a2ensite $1.$DOMAIN # Create the entry in the forward zone file echo ";" >> $FWDZONE echo "; `date`" >> $FWDZONE echo "$1 IN A $FWDIP" >> $FWDZONE # Create the entry in the reverse zone file echo ";" >> $REVZONE echo "; `date`" >> $REVZONE echo "$REVIP IN PTR $1" >> $REVZONE #Restart the services $DNSRELOAD $WEBRELOAD
