PHP Template
This project can be used --bare or non-bare to install a webroot serving php files with rules for apache2.4 or nginx, through php-fpm.
Git alias setup
I often use some handy git alias commands to help installing the template into several installation directories (called install.path)
git config alias.live '!git --work-tree $(git config --get live.path) '
git config alias.showfile '!git show `git ls-tree HEAD -- "${FILE}"|awk '"'"'{print $3;}'"'"'`'
git config alias.inst '!git --work-tree $(git config --get install.path)'
git config alias.cdinst '!cd $(git config --get install.path); '
git config alias.cdlive '!cd $(git config --get live.path); '
These aliases command-lines work only if you perfectly quote all characters with trailing whitespaces and '"'"' quotes, just as given above.
Installation and Test Setups
Normally I use --bare repositories to control live and install paths. For install rules see the guide file too.
The live.path is a work-tree that is controlled by another user, such as root, different from the repository owner on the system.
The install.path is used to install a webroot. To allow automagic installation as shown in the guide file, you have to set
git config install.path PATH/TO/YOUR/WEBROOT
git config install.vhost 'YOUR.VHOST-NAME-FOR-THIS.WEB'
git config install.vhostfile 'HOW_THE_VHOST_INCLUDE_FILE_IS_NAMED'
The vhostfile is something that will be linked into /etc/apache2/sites-enabled and/or /etc/nginx/sites-enabled. If your system uses other — more sane — directory structures for the web services, you have to change the rules in guide and setup.sh to match your system.
TODO
- Add the install rules from the guide file to setup.sh.
- Describe the installation process in detail.