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How can I add custom Skeleton Directories?

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acidbox

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So here is my dilema.

I am trying to make a custom skeleton for Plesk 7.5.4 and am running into an issue.

The documentation says that it will only recognize certain directories, i.e.

Skeleton file may contain the following top-level directories only:

* httpdocs
* conf
* cgi-bin
* anon_ftp
* error_docs

I need to be able to deviate from this for two reasons.

a.) I want to add some custom files to the /lib/ and /usr/ directories

b.) I want to create another top-level directory (i.e. customdir)

There has to be a way around this. Anyone know how to do this?

If not, is there a way I can get Plesk to run a custom bash script while creating a domain? That way I could write the code to put the correct files in place and plesk could just run the script after it does its thing...

Let me know :)
 
Originally posted by acidbox
If not, is there a way I can get Plesk to run a custom bash script while creating a domain? That way I could write the code to put the correct files in place and plesk could just run the script after it does its thing...

Yes... Ever checked the manual?

http://download1.sw-soft.com/Plesk/Plesk7.5/Doc/plesk-7.5r-sdk-html/docs/event_manager/index.html

The Event Manager will do the trick - look for "Physical Hosting created" and "Subdomain created"
 
Thanks I figured that part out.

One question.

When I use <new_system_user_password> in my bash script, it outputs xxxxxx instead of the actual password. Is there some way to reveal the REAL password instead of a bunch of x's?
 
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