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WP Automator
Automated WordPress installs. Used to install and manage multiple WordPress sites on a single server. So easy a designer can use it.
Overview
- User logs in via simple auth
- Enters site name and domain
- Automator downloads latest version of WordPress
- Extracts package to install location
- Creates database, user, and adds permissions for user to said database
- Creates a wp-config.php file with database info and Secure Random Keys for Session keys
- Create a vhost file for apache with the domain info as well as a subdomain for development (ex. myblog.wordpress.example.com)
- Restarts Apache to load the new vhost file
- POSTs necessary info to the install.php script and prompts the user to login to their newly created WordPress install
