Hello all,
I have a server with a 100 joomla web sites on it, broken out like this:
/var/www/html/client/001/h
/var/www/html/client/002/h
....
/var/www/html/client/100/h
The way that joomla is broken out is there is an administrator folder with components and top folder with components so it looks like this:
/var/www/html/client/*/htt
-->administrator
---------->components
-->components
the component I have that needs to be updated is jcalpro so it would like this:
/
httpdocs/
-->administrator
---------->components
------------>com_jcalpro
-->components
---->com_jcalpro
Now I need to update all 100 sites and I have the updated component in
/var/www/html/jcalupdate
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I am looking for a fast wey to get the files from here to the production directories any help you can lend would be appreciated.
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Run this
find /var/www/html/client/ -type d -name 'com_jcalpro' | grep 'administrator' | sed 's#^#cp /var/www/html/jcalupdate/a
If it produces the command that you would use to manually copy, add | sh next to it and run again. Similarly, for non administrator, you can use
find /var/www/html/client/ -type d -name 'com_jcalpro' | grep -v 'administrator' | sed 's#^#cp /var/www/html/jcalupdate/c
Just pipe the output to a shell so that it gets executed
find /var/www/html/client/ -type d -name 'com_jcalpro' | grep 'administrator' | sed 's#^#cp /var/www/html/jcalupdate/a
find /var/www/html/client/ -type d -name 'com_jcalpro' | grep -v 'administrator' | sed 's#^#cp /var/www/html/jcalupdate/c
The reason I did not add it in the first post is so that you can visually verify what command would get executed before you actually execute them.
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by: arober11Posted on 2009-08-28 at 12:31:50ID: 25210890
#!/bin/bash
for webSITE in `ls -d /var/www/html/client/[0-9]
do
for component in /administrator/components/
do
cp -f "/var/www/html/jcalupdate/
done
done