The bulk of the Drupal configuration, e.g. permissions, is stored in code in the dandelion_features module. A few system variables differ between the development and production servers, e.g. site name. These are configured on the production server directly.
After changing the configuration via the administration pages, run the following to save the configuration to code and push to remote repository:
cd /ops && bash ops.sh features-export
cd /path/to/sites/all/modules/dandelion_features
git commit -a -m "Commit message here"
git push
To deploy the updated configuration, run:
cd /ops && bash ops.sh update-contrib dandelion_features
If changes were made on the production server (not recommended), that override those set by dandelion_features, then run from Drupal root:
drush fr dandelion_features
Unban an IP address:
mysql -u root -p
use $DATABASE
delete from blocked_ips where ip = '$IP';
delete from login_security_track where host = '$IP';
Create /path/to/ops/cron-daily.sh:
#!/usr/bin/env bash
cd /path/to/ops && bash ops.sh duplicity-cleanup && bash ops.sh backup && bash ops.sh cleanup && bash ops.sh duplicity-backup-full
crontab -e and add:
0 1 * * * /path/to/ops/cron-daily.sh
A single-page version of the notes at http://dandelion.liquidfridge.co.za/book/export/html/%nid is mirrored to a git repository https://github.com/liquidfridge/dandelion-notes
Initialize the local repository on the production server:
cd /path/to/ops && bash ops.sh notes-init
Create /path/to/ops/cron-notes.sh:
#!/usr/bin/env bash
cd /path/to/ops && bash ops.sh notes-push
crontab -e and add, e.g. to run every 5 minutes:
*/5 * * * * /path/to/ops/cron-notes.sh
Create configuration file /ops/ops.conf with:
#!/usr/bin/env bash
G_USER="" # User
G_GROUP="" # Group
G_UID="" # User ID
G_GID="" # Group ID
G_MODE="prod" # Mode: dev, prod, host
G_MYSQL_HOST="" # MySQL host
G_MYSQL_PORT="" # MySQL port
G_MYSQL_USER="" # MySQL username
G_MYSQL_PASS="" # MySQL password
G_MYSQL_DB="" # MySQL database
G_MYSQL_DATA_DIR="/var/lib/mysql" # Directory with MySQL data
G_PUBLIC_ROOT="${HOME}/public_html"
G_DRUPAL_ROOT="${G_PUBLIC_ROOT}/drupal" # Drupal installation directory
G_DRUPAL_PROFILE="dandelion_standard" # Installation profile name
G_DRUPAL_SITE_NAME="" # Site name
G_DRUPAL_SITE_MAIL="" # Site email
G_DRUPAL_ADMIN_USER="" # Admin username (do not use "admin")
G_DRUPAL_ADMIN_PASS="" # Admin password
G_DRUPAL_ADMIN_MAIL="" # Admin email
G_BACKUP_ROOT="${HOME}/ops/backups" # Backup directory
G_BACKUP_NOTIFY=0 # Send email notification
G_DUPLICITY_RESTORE_ROOT="${HOME}/ops/restore" # Restore directory for remote backups
G_DUPLICITY_RETAIN_FULL=2 # Number of full remote backups to retain
G_DUPLICITY_RETAIN_INCR=2 # Number of incremental remote backups to retain
G_DUPLICITY_TARGET_URL="" # Destination of remote backups: ftp://user@host:port/path/to/dir
G_DUPLICITY_FTP_PASSWORD="" # FTP password for remote backups
G_DUPLICITY_FTP_MODE="passive" # FTP mode for remote backups: active, passive
G_NOTIFY_FROM="" # Notification from email address
G_NOTIFY_TO="" # Notification to email address
G_GIT_AUTHOR_NAME="" # Name of author of git commits
G_GIT_AUTHOR_EMAIL="" # Email of author of git commits
G_NOTES_ROOT="" # Parent directory of local repo
G_NOTES_REPO_URL="" # SSH URL of remote repo
G_NOTES_REPO_NAME="dandelion-notes" # Name of repo
G_NOTES_EXPORT_URL="" # URL to download and save to repo
G_ETHERPAD_ROOT="" # Etherpad root directory
If using remote backups, install dependencies (Debian, Ubuntu):
apt-get install duplicity ncftp python-paramiko python-gobject-2
Run install:
cd /ops && bash ops.sh install