Its possible make backup of all sites form shell with backup command and skip specific single or multiple domains list?
example:
Box with domains called
domain1.com
domain2.com
domain3.com
etc etc
I want make backup of all domains but need skip domain1.com
Its possible?
How?
I apreciate any information available.
You can’t tell it to back up all domains but skip a particular domain but you can provide a list of the domains you want it to back up
/home/interworx/bin/backup.pex --domains=domain1.comain2,domain4 --file-path="/home/backups"
Again, you need to specify ALL of the domains you want, but this list can be as long as you want.
well yes i can make script for this, but in the future make selective backup can be util feature specially when have big sites and want skip that super big sites of the backup
some idea how can obtain list of all domains hosted on server spareted by , in one line?
try something like this
find /home/ -type d -maxdepth 2 -name "*.*" | awk -F / '{print$4}'
It should give you the list of all domains. One domain per line. I’d personnaly write the result in a file with > /mydir/mydomainlist
After you just have to read the file by doing something like
for domain in cat /mydir/mydomainlist
One domain treatment
end
Hope it might helps you
ps:
if you want to check, just append | wc -l at the end of the command to have the total of found domains. Like this ypu’d might check if it is ok
Pascal
Pascal, after i have the list, how can remove domains orf that list, some idea of the best way to make that?
Example of list:
doamin1
domain2
domain3
domain4
And i want remove of that txt list domain3 and domain 4.
Some idea about the best way?
I should probably also mention the little known script in the InterWorx bin dir: listaccounts.pex. It dumps out the uniqname and domain name, per line, of every account on the box. For example:
$ ~iworx/bin/listaccounts.pex
domainco domain.com
abconetw abc123.net
foobarco foobar.com
You could then do something like this:
~iworx/bin/listaccounts.pex | awk ‘{print $2}’
which will produce:
domain.com
abc123.net
foobar.com
If you wanted to filter out something (like remove the .com domains from the list), you can do:
~iworx/bin/listaccounts.pex | awk ‘{print $2}’ | grep --invert-match .com
which will produce:
abc123.net
Check the grep man page for more ways you can filter those results.
Socheat
Exelent this is exactly waht i need !! 
Well this way its great, more easy an reliable way to obtain list full domains, but i try figure how can filter of list generated multiple domains.
example, i have hosted this domains:
doamin1.com
doaminxx.tv
domain1.net
doaminxx.com
xxx.net
1321.com
etc etc
I just need filter doaminxx.tv, and domain1.net, for obtain list without this 2 domains, some idea?
The idea its filter multiple domain list, form list of doamins to backup : )
Some idea how can make that?
thankyou
Yep like you say, in the manual of grep fin teh way
~iworx/bin/listaccounts.pex | awk ‘{print $2}’ > list
cat list | grep --invert-match --file=skiplist
where skiplist is the list to domains to skip, one per line : )
best regards
well i have now the list with skiped domains,…but the trouble its how send that list to script /home/interworx/bin/backup.pex --domains=
The backup accept domains separated like this:
/home/interworx/bin/backup.pex --domains=doamin1,domain2,domain3
My list is one per line…so some idea how fix this?
I need this for finish the new version of backup frontend i make for interworx.
As I told before
do something like
for domain in cat /mydir/mydomainlist
/home/interworx/bin/backup.pex --domains=$domain
end
It will backup one domain per domain, but it is exactly like (or very nearest) /home/interworx/bin/backup.pex --domains=doamin1,domain2,domain3
I’m not sure it changes something to launch n times backup.pex with one domain than lauching it one time with all domains. In all cases if it change something I promise you it is not time/cpu usage as I did some tests (way way a long a time ago…) and it was same.
So you just have to cat your list and for every entries in it you just have to call the backup.pex
Pascal
for a in cat list2; do
/home/interworx/bin/backup.pex --domains=$a --file-path=/root
done
work perfect in this way, thankyou pascal
Cool and glade to know I’d help you
Do not hesitate. We are few programmers at office, personnaly not really shell programmer but there is other guys at my office whom help you if need, so do not hesitate
Pascal
Thank you : )