Proxy Management Scripts

**Mr.Bill** · 9 December, 2008, 15:15 PM

Then you can upload a cache folder to each of the domains like normal and dont symlink it. that will keep each one separate.

I use a custom cURL script so I am not familiar with all the proxy scripts out there.

Though I am curious why would you want them to have separate cache folders?

**Charles** · 9 December, 2008, 15:28 PM

Originally Posted by Mr.Bill

Will try to give a basic explanation

In you root folder of the server ( where you would see all the folders for the individual sites) create a folder called common or whatever you like

upload you proxy script to the common folder.

Now you need to use a program like putty

login into your server using putty

for the ease of of this expaination I will use

example1 = example1.com
example2 = example2.com

once logged into your server using putty cd to the folder you want the symlinks ( the public_html you would have put the script normally)

cd /home/example1/public_html

just put your folder name in place of the example1

now I dont know what files and folders you have in your certain script but you would use some thing like this in putty

ln -s /home/common/index.php index.php
ln -s /home/common/player player
ln -s /home/common/themes themes
ln -s /home/common/config config
ln -s /home/common/cache cache

replace the common with whatever name you made the folder in the beginning of this. Now my application uses a index.php/player folder/themes folder/config folder/cache folder

after you run those lines you will see what look like folders in the folder you cd to now if you type in your web browser your site should load like normal.

then to do another domain you will need to cd to that folder with putty

cd /home/example2/public_html

and then run the same lines again

ln -s /home/common/index.php index.php
ln -s /home/common/player player
ln -s /home/common/themes themes
ln -s /home/common/config config
ln -s /home/common/cache cache

repeat tell you have done all your sites. Now they all use one script.

If this isnt clear enough let me know I can try to explain it better

How are you able to change the config file for each site, if you are to be calling on the same one from the same folder each time?

**tri-pad** · 24 December, 2008, 14:11 PM

Even i am looking for something for GLYPe

**Aquarezz** · 2 January, 2009, 15:30 PM

When will Glype Manager be available for Glype 1.0?
Might buy it...

Greets

**nux** · 2 January, 2009, 20:39 PM

Another good idea is to just put together a few scripts.

addaccount <domain> on my server and it asks for template and adds the dns/apache config/copies files/htaccess/and mods the configs for the appropriate information.

from there find, sed, and awk are used to do mass management and/or changes.

Just some simple scripting and shell knowledge can get you a long ways.