| #!/bin/bash | |
| # | |
| # This script will compress all of the files in the WordPress uploads directory into ZIP archives, | |
| # excluding any files that contain a resolution in the filename. | |
| # A ZIP archive is created for each month that has a directory in the uploads directory. | |
| # The ZIP archives are placed in directory "uploads-archives". | |
| # Setup: | |
| # 1) copy this file into "wp-content" directory of WordPress. | |
| # 2) make it executable: chmod +x wp-backup-uploads.sh | |
| # 3) create a directory that will store the ZIP archives: mkdir uploads-archives |
Jailkit is used to create a secure shell environment for the user. It's also used by ISPConfig to securely run user's cron jobs from command line. Default jailkit configuration may not properly support PHP. So, first jailkit needs to be installed:
$ sudo apt-get install jailkitThen configuration file /etc/jailkit/jk_init.ini needs to be modified by addding 2 new sections - php and env:
| # This example shows how to transfer emails from Yandex to Titan using the following: | |
| # - proper use of SINCE and BEFORE keywords to select only some emails | |
| # - proper hosts, ports and SSL configuration | |
| # - skip of empty folders (empty folders are not created on destination) | |
| # - email reports are not saved | |
| # - no folder size calculation (it takes too long for big mailboxes with size of 10 Gb+) | |
| # - correct matching of Yandex folders that have Russian names such as "Отправленные", "Отправленные_0", "Удаленные", etc, | |
| # - skip other folders like "Junk Emails", "Infected Items" or "Исходящие" folder because it's "Outbox" that is missing on Titan. | |
| imapsync \ |
| /* Selecting users that made at least 1 order */ | |
| SELECT * FROM ( | |
| /* Users with gender specified */ | |
| SELECT | |
| PS_customer.id_customer AS "Customer ID", | |
| PS_gender_lang.name AS "Gender", | |
| PS_customer.firstname AS "First name", | |
| PS_customer.lastname AS "Last name", | |
| PS_customer.email AS "Email", | |
| PS_customer.passwd AS "Password Hash", |
| /** | |
| * @param FieldTable|TabTable $object | |
| * @param string $reason | |
| * @param int $userId | |
| * @param null|bool $js | |
| * @param null|bool $reset | |
| * @return bool|int | |
| */ | |
| private static function parseConditions( $object, $reason, $userId, &$js = null ) | |
| //Function code goes here.... |
| /** | |
| * This script is used to silently reject submissions from spammers if you know their email addresses that they | |
| * put into your contact form. | |
| * This script checks if the user's email in the submitted form exists in your configured blacklist of email addresses. | |
| * The comparison is done case-insensitive. | |
| * If match is found, then such submission is rejected. | |
| * Rejected submissions are not saved into the database of RSForm and all notification emails are not sent. | |
| * After the rejected submission received, the user will be redirected to the same contact page | |
| * (or another page if you configure that) with a configurable message. | |
| * Usually such message should be a fake successfully received submission notification, so it does not look |