server_nginx

#!/bin/bash

# ---------------- USER CONFIGURATION -------------------------------
# -------------------------------------------------------------------

# You can set some parameters here.
# Make sure that these parameters fit your needs.

# dirbase is where all the virtual hosts will be created.
# Default value is "/var/www" which is Apache's default document root.
# Whatever you change it to, do NOT add a slash to the end of this variable!!!
# If you change it to something else, e.g. "/home", then you must take extra steps
# to make suexec work with a non-default document root.
# One simple way to do this is to bind /home to /var/www.

dirbase="/var/www"

# dirprefix is a word that will be attached to the front of all directory names.
# By default, this is left blank. It can be changed to something like "vhost_".

dirprefix=""

# dirpattern can be either "username" or "domain".
# If set to "username", directory names will follow user names, e.g. "example".
# If set to "domain", directory names will follow domain names, e.g. "example.com".

dirpattern="username"

# apacheuser is "www-data" by default.
# Most Debian-based distros will follow this pattern, but change it if necessary.

apacheuser="www-data"


# ---------------- COLLECT INFORMATION ------------------------------------
# -------------------------------------------------------------------------

echo "+------------------------------------------------------------------+"
echo "|  Easy Website Creation Tool with NGINX AND PHP-FPM  ver. 0.1.1  |"
echo "+------------------------------------------------------------------+"

echo -n "Enter domain name (without www): "
read domn

echo -n "Enter new user name: "
read usrn


# ---------------- CREATE USER & GROUP ------------------------------------
# -------------------------------------------------------------------------

# Add user/group and ask for password.
# If username already exists, exit with error.
# Group is automatically created in Ubuntu, but let's check just in case.

useradd $usrn || exit 1
passwd $usrn
groupadd -f $usrn

# Add Apache user to the same group.
# This allows Apache to read files with 640 permissions.

usermod -G $usrn -a $apacheuser


# ---------------- CREATE USER DIRECTORY STRUCTURE ------------------------
# -------------------------------------------------------------------------

if [ "$dirpattern" == "username" ]; then
dirname="$usrn"
else
dirname="$domn"
fi

dirn="$dirbase/$dirprefix$dirname"
echo "Creating directory structure at $dirn"

mkdir $dirn
#mkdir $dirn/cgi-bin
#mkdir $dirn/.cgi-bin/php5-fcgi-wrapper
#mkdir $dirn/conf
#mkdir $dirn/lib
mkdir $dirn/logs
mkdir $dirn/public_html
#mkdir $dirn/public_html/stats
#mkdir $dirn/tmp

# Set user's home directory.

usermod -d $dirn $usrn


# ---------------- CREATE CONFIG FILES ------------------------------------
# -------------------------------------------------------------------------

echo "Creating FastCGI configuration files"
# Apache vhost config file
# I have enabled per vhost server-side includes and indexfiles.
# Per vhost logging is also enabled. (Also see Webalizer stats below)
# Change this if you want to use different options.

cat > /etc/nginx/conf.d/$domn.conf <<- _EOF3_
   server {
    listen 127.0.0.1;
    server_name $domn www.$domn;
    autoindex on;
    access_log  /var/www/$domn/logs/access.log;
    error_log   /var/www/$domn/logs/error.log;

    location / {
        root /var/www/$domn/public_html;
        index index.php index.html;
#       if (-f $request_filename ) {
#           expires max;
#           break;
#       }
#       if ($request_filename !~ "\.(js|htc|ico|gif|jpg|png|css)$") {
#           rewrite ^(.*) /app.php last;
#       }

        try_files $uri /index.php;
    }
    location ~ \.php$ {
            root /var/www/$domn/public_html;
            fastcgi_pass 127.0.0.1:9000;
            fastcgi_index index.php;
        fastcgi_param SCRIPT_FILENAME $document_root$fastcgi_script_name;
        include /etc/nginx/fastcgi_params;
        }
}
_EOF3_

# Default html placeholder page

cat > $dirn/public_html/index.php <<- _EOF4_
   <?php phpinfo(); ?>
_EOF4_


# ---------------- SET OWNERSHIP AND PERMISSION ---------------------------
# -------------------------------------------------------------------------

# Home directory must be owned by user, of course!

echo "Setting Permissions"
chown -R $usrn:$usrn $dirn

# Log directory must be owned by www-data.
# Otherwise Apache can't write logs to it.

chown www-data:$usrn $dirn/logs
touch $dirn/logs/access.log
touch $dirn/logs/error.log

# Never use permissions greater than 750 for directories
# or greater than 640 for files. This also applies to .php files.
# The only file that needs to be 750 is the FastCGI wrapper.
# The wrapper & php-cgi executes .php files for you, so
# .php files don't need to be executable themselves.

chmod -R 750 $dirn
chmod 640 $dirn/public_html/index.php
#chmod 640 $dirn/conf/php.ini
chmod 640 $dirn/logs/*
chmod -R 750 $dirn



# ---------------- RELOAD NGINX AND PHP-FPM WEBSERVER --------------------------------
# -------------------------------------------------------------------------

/etc/init.d/nginx restart
/etc/init.d/php-fpm restart

echo "Done!"