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Re: [phpesp-dev] install script for phpesp
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From: Matthew G. <gr...@mu...> - 2002-05-21 18:53:29
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Just tried the install script. It failed on my box on line 126 and 129.
I'm running Debian(sid) and "sed" version 3.02
It looks like "sed's" "-E" has changed to "-e" in version 3.02
After swapping "-E"'s for "-e"'s it ran to completion and did a decent
job making guesses.
On Mon, May 13, 2002 at 02:11:48AM -0400, James E. Flemer wrote:
> Hey All ...
> I just wrote a quick start on an install script, it
> doesn't do anything yet, just collect info. I want to test
> it on as many systems as possible and see how well it
> guesses install paths and such. (Also to make sure it works
> on systems other than mine). You can run it from anywhere,
> it doesn't have to be in a phpESP directory. Take a look,
> test, fix, patch, complain. :-)
>
> -James
> #!/bin/sh
>
> me=`basename "$0"`
>
> usage () {
> echo "$me: [options]"
> exit 1;
> }
>
> cat <<EOF
> ============================================================
> Welcome to phpESP -- php Easy Survey Package
> ============================================================
> EOF
>
> euid=`id -u | sed s/\\n//`
>
> if [ $euid = 0 ]; then
> echo 'We appear to be running as root, good!'
> echo ''
> else
> cat <<EOF
> You do not appear to be running as root. It is suggested
> that you run this script as root. If you do not have root
> access then press enter to continue, otherwise press ^C to
> abort then run again as root.
> EOF
> read junk
> fi
>
> cat <<EOF
> Step One: Information
> =====================
> First you will be asked several questions about where and
> how you would like to install phpESP. All questions have
> default values in square brackets ([]), just press enter if
> you want the default. You will have a chance to confirm all
> options later.
>
> EOF
>
> echo 'Database Information:'
> read -p 'Host name of mysql server [localhost]: ' dbhost
> read -p 'Mysql username to use [phpesp]: ' dbuser
> read -p 'Mysql password for user [phpesp]: ' dbpass
> read -p 'Name of database to use [phpesp]: ' dbname
> read -p 'Does this database exist yet? [y/N]: ' dbdex
> read -p 'Does this user exist yet? [y/N]: ' dbuex
> case $dbdex in
> [Yy]*)
> read -p 'Has the database been initialized with phpESP.sql? [y/N]: ' dbdinit
> ;;
> *)
> ;;
> esac
> if [ -z "$dbhost" ]; then dbhost='localhost'; fi
> if [ -z "$dbuser" ]; then dbuser='phpesp'; fi
> if [ -z "$dbpass" ]; then dbpass='phpesp'; fi
> if [ -z "$dbname" ]; then dbname='phpesp'; fi
> if [ -z "$dbdex" ]; then dbdex='n'; fi
> if [ -z "$dbuex" ]; then dbuex='n'; fi
> if [ -z "$dbdinit" ]; then dbdinit='n'; fi
>
> phpprefix=''
> phpconfig=`which php-config 2>/dev/null`
> if [ ! -z "$phpconfig" ]; then
> phpprefix=`$phpconfig --prefix`
> else
> for i in /usr /usr/local /opt; do
> if [ -d "$i/lib/php" ]; then
> phpprefix="$i"
> break
> fi
> done
> fi
> if [ -z "$phpprefix" ]; then
> defpath="$HOME/phpESP"
> else
> defpath="$phpprefix/lib/php/contrib/phpESP"
> fi
>
> htdocs=''
> for i in /www /var/www /usr/www /usr/local/www /usr/local/apache "$HOME/public_html"; do
> if [ -d "$i/htdocs" ]; then
> htdocs="$i/htdocs"
> break
> elif [ -d "$i" -a x"$i" != x"/usr/local/apache" ]; then
> htdocs="$i"
> break
> fi
> done
> if [ -z "$htdocs" ]; then htdocs='/usr/local/apache/htdocs'; fi
>
> cat <<EOF
>
> Filesystem Path Information:
> NOTE: Do not install phpESP (the first question) in a web
> accessable directory. This means do *not* put it inside a
> 'htdocs/' or inside a 'public_html/' directory. If you do
> so, you risk leaking sensative database passwords!
> Do install the management stub and the survey stub inside
> a 'htdocs/' or 'public_html/' directory (second & third
> questions).
> EOF
> read -p "Path to install phpESP [$defpath]: " ipath
> read -p "Path to install management stub [$htdocs/phpESP]: " mpath
> read -p "Path to install survey stub [$htdocs/surveys]: " spath
> if [ -z "$ipath" ]; then ipath="$defpath"; fi
> if [ -z "$mpath" ]; then mpath="$htdocs/phpESP"; fi
> if [ -z "$spath" ]; then spath="$htdocs/surveys"; fi
>
> domain=`hostname`;
> if echo "$domain" | grep -q '\..*\.'; then
> domain=`echo "$domain" | cut -f 2,3 -d .`
> fi
>
> cat <<EOF
>
> Web Path Information:
> These questions all apply to URLs. A best guess will be
> made for you and made the default, but please check them!
> EOF
> tmp="www.$domain"
> read -p "Host name of webserver [$tmp]: " webhost
> if [ -z "$webhost" ]; then webhost="$tmp"; fi
> tmp="http://$webhost"`echo "$mpath" |sed -E 's,.*/(www|htdocs|public_html)/,/,'`
> read -p "URL to management stub [$tmp]: " murl
> if [ -z "$murl" ]; then murl="$tmp"; fi
> tmp="http://$webhost"`echo "$spath" |sed -E 's,.*/(www|htdocs|public_html)/,/,'`
> read -p "URL to survey stub [$tmp]: " surl
> if [ -z "$surl" ]; then surl="$tmp"; fi
>
> cat <<EOF
>
> Configuration Options:
> EOF
> read -p "Enable phpESP to send email (for backup) [y/N]: " allowemail
> read -p "Use authentication for survey management [Y/n]: " authdesign
> read -p "Allow authentication for survey taking [Y/n]: " authresponse
> read -p "Default language [en]: " lang
> if [ -z "$allowemail" ]; then allowemail="n"; fi
> if [ -z "$authdesign" ]; then authdesign="y"; fi
> if [ -z "$authresponse" ]; then authresponse="y"; fi
> if [ -z "$lang" ]; then lang="en"; fi
>
> cat <<EOF
>
> Step Two: Review
> ================
> Press enter to see a summary of the installation settings.
> Each one will be numbered, to change a setting enter the
> number and press enter. To continue enter "0" or just press
> enter.
> EOF
> while true; do
> cat <<EOF
>
> 1) Mysql server: $dbhost
> 2) Mysql username: $dbuser
> 3) Mysql password: $dbpass
> 4) Mysql database: $dbname
> 5) Database exists? $dbdex
> 6) DB User exists? $dbuex
>
> 7) Install path: $ipath
> 8) Management path: $mpath
> 9) Survey path: $spath
>
> 10) Webserver name: $webhost
> 11) Management URL: $murl
> 12) Survey URL: $surl
>
> 13) Allow Email? $allowemail
> 14) Auth managment? $authdesign
> 15) Auth surveys? $authresponse
> 16) Language: $lang
> EOF
>
> read -p "Enter a number or press enter: " number
> if [ -z "$number" -o x"$number" = x"0" ]; then
> break
> fi
> done
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