Originally created by @dehnhard on GitHub (Dec 15, 2015).
For integrating this script into a webserver with several seperated vhosts it would be great if it could gather the domain info also from files in a directory named domains.txt.d (if it exists). It would function like any other *.d config directory, i.e. concatenating all files with suffix txt.
Originally created by @dehnhard on GitHub (Dec 15, 2015).
For integrating this script into a webserver with several seperated vhosts it would be great if it could gather the domain info also from files in a directory named domains.txt.d (if it exists). It would function like any other *.d config directory, i.e. concatenating all files with suffix txt.
The parsing of domains.txt is ugly enough as it is right now, and you can implement that behaviour for yourself by using the command-line options of the script (passing domain names with --domain "example.com www.example.com").
@lukas2511 commented on GitHub (Dec 21, 2015):
The parsing of domains.txt is ugly enough as it is right now, and you can implement that behaviour for yourself by using the command-line options of the script (passing domain names with `--domain "example.com www.example.com")`.
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Originally created by @dehnhard on GitHub (Dec 15, 2015).
For integrating this script into a webserver with several seperated vhosts it would be great if it could gather the domain info also from files in a directory named domains.txt.d (if it exists). It would function like any other *.d config directory, i.e. concatenating all files with suffix txt.
@lukas2511 commented on GitHub (Dec 21, 2015):
The parsing of domains.txt is ugly enough as it is right now, and you can implement that behaviour for yourself by using the command-line options of the script (passing domain names with
--domain "example.com www.example.com").