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[furquan]

Hello All :

I have a small request, How is it that one can find out which clients on the server are using wordpress

Can we do that ?

 

[ModServ]

Execute those

updatedb

then

locate wp-*

 

[furquan]

infact i did find out one way and very similar to what you say

we can grep for wp_ files or folders in /home/ partition

The wordpress files and folders are using the prefix wp_
find -iname wp_*
[/home]# find -iname wp_*

 

[ModServ]

You can also do something like that

egrep -R -i 'wp-*' /home/*

There's a lot of commands to do the job, You may choose what you see appropriate with you.

BTW, Prefix is wp- not wp_

 

[furquan]

BTW, Prefix is wp- not wp_

Thank you for the correction

 

[ModServ]

You are quite welcome!

 

[furquan]

egrep -R -i 'wp-*' /home/*

Ohh man..that gives us too much output than required...a lot of junk

 

[ModServ]

Yes, I could see that, Avoid using egrep and go with locate or find.

 

[furquan]

Ohh man...to much of unwanted output using this cmd ...

egrep -R -i 'wp-*' /home/*

 

[ModServ]

I see that, Sorry, It just hit my mind without thinking of what will appear in results, That's why you shouldn't be wake 48 hours without sleep :D

 

[ModServ]

Look, Go with that *TESTED*

find /home/*/public_html/ -type f -name wp-*

 

[furquan]

On second thoughts...i guess this is the apt cmd :-

find -iname wp_*

It gives you only what is required...

 

[ModServ]

These are tested and working like charm

find /home/*/public_html/ -type f -name wp-*

You can put the result inside a text file by using this

find /home/*/public_html/ -type f -name wp-* > result.txt

Or you could revise manually the results by this

find /home/*/public_html/ -type f -name wp-* | more

Note: Hit SPACE to move through results

 

[furquan]

Fantastic That is a lot of information .....

I will open this thread again if i need to find out any other services used by the user

 

[ModServ]

Feel free to do what you need, I'm ready to help

 

[furquan]

Ok, Another quick query,

How is it Or from where can we get a copy of the tweak settings ofr the server..so that i can directly upload it to one of my other servers which will be using the same settings ?

Any idea ?

 

[ModServ]

You can find them in:

/var/cpanel/cpanel.config

After uploading the file execute this command to make the configuration takes effect:

/usr/local/cpanel/whostmgr/bin/whostmgr2 --updatetweaksettings

 

[furquan]

That means...i copy this file :-

/var/cpanel/cpanel.config

from the source server to the destination server
and then
on the desitnation server i need to execute this :-

/usr/local/cpanel/whostmgr/bin/whostmgr2 --updatetweaksettings

 

[ModServ]

Exactly!

 

[ModServ]

You could use these *Just two commands*

Source Server:

cd /var/cpanel; tar -cpzf cpconfig.tar.gz cpanel.config; mv cpconfig.tar.gz /usr/local/apache/htdocs/

Destination Server:

wget http://IPADDRESS/cpconfig.tar.gz; tar -xzf cpconfig.tar.gz; rm -rf cpconfig.tar.gz; mv cpanel.config /var/cpanel/

IPADDRESS: Your source server IP Address
Then click Y for replace

After that execute the final command

/usr/local/cpanel/whostmgr/bin/whostmgr2 --updatetweaksettings

Done!