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WEB_STORE_CHECK_SETUP
#!/usr/local/bin/perl
###########################################################
# WEB_STORE_CHECK_SETUP.CGI
#
# Date Created: 11-15-96
# Date Last Modified: 11-27-96
#
# Copyright Info: This application was written by Selena Sol (selena@eff.org,
# http://www.eff.org/~erict) and Gunther Birznieks
# (birzniek@hlsun.redcross.org) having been inspired by countless
# other Perl authors. Feel free to copy, cite, reference, sample,
# borrow, resell or plagiarize the contents. However, if you don't
# mind, please let Selena know where it goes so that we can at least
# watch and take part in the development of the memes. Information
# wants to be free, support public domain freware. Donations are
# appreciated and will be spent on further upgrades and other public
# domain scripts.
#
# Purpose: this CGI script can be run to check the setup
# file to see if all the directories and files that will
# be required exist and have the correct permissions
#
# Special Note: if you change the setup file you are using,
# then you need to change the $sc_setup_file variable
# that appears below.
#
# Output:
# An HTML page which contains information about your
# setup and whether your environment is configured correctly.
#
############################################################
$sc_setup_file = "./Library/web_store.setup.frames.javascript";
# Turn off buffering since this is an
# error checking script and we do not
# want anything to not be output if the
# program crashes.
$| = 1;
# Print the HEADER
print "Content-type: text/html\n\n";
print qq!
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE>Check HTML</TITLE>
</HEAD>
<BODY>
<H1>Checking Web Store Setup</H1>
<HR>!;
# Check the current version of
# PERL and print it out
print "<B>You are using version $] of Perl.<P>";
# Depending on the version of PERL
# you use, you will need to
# either "use" the Cwd package or
# "require" the getcwd library in
# order to get the current working
# directory in a platform independant
# way
#
# This working directory will be printed out
if ($] >= 5) {
print "<B>We are about to \"use\" the Cwd package to obtain
the current working directory</B><P>";
use Cwd;
$cwd = getcwd();
} else {
print "<B>We are about to \"require\" getcwd.pl library to obtain
the current working directory</B><P>";
require "getcwd.pl";
$cwd = getcwd();
}
print "<B>The current working
directory is: <I>$cwd</I></B><P>";
# Now we load the setup file into
# memory.
print qq!
<HR>
<H2>Checking: $sc_setup_file</H2>
!;
# Check the location of the setup file
# and call the Check_path subroutine to
# check that (A) The file exists and (B)
# that the file is readable
#
# When $dieflag is on, if there is an error
# the program will exit immediately
#
$dieflag = "on";
&Check_path($sc_setup_file, "sc_setup_file", "exists,read");
$dieflag = "off";
# If the check was passed, we require the
# setup file
print "<B>Now, we will load the setup file.</B><P>";
require "$sc_setup_file";
print "<B>Setup File Loaded.</B><HR>";
#
# Check all the paths and files
# that were defined in the setup file
#
&Check_path($sc_cgi_lib_path,
"sc_cgi_lib_path", "exists,read");
&Check_path($sc_mail_lib_path,
"sc_mail_lib_path", "exists,read");
&Check_path($sc_html_search_routines_library_path,
"sc_html_search_routines_library_path", "exists,read");
&Check_path($sc_db_lib_path,
"sc_db_lib_path", "exists,read");
&Check_path($sc_order_lib_path,
"sc_order_lib_path","exists,read");
&Check_path($sc_pgp_lib_path,
"sc_pgp_lib_path", "exists,read");
&Check_path($sc_html_setup_file_path,
"sc_html_setup_file_path", "exists,read");
&Check_path($sc_user_carts_directory_path,
"sc_user_carts_directory_path", "exists,read,execute,write");
&Check_path($sc_data_file_path,
"sc_data_file_path", "exists,read");
$data_path = &get_path_from_full_filename(
$sc_data_file_path);
&Check_path($data_path, "path from sc_data_file_path",
"exists,read,execute");
&Check_path($sc_options_directory_path,
"sc_options_directory_path", "exists,read,execute");
&Check_path($sc_html_product_directory_path,
"sc_html_product_directory_path", "exists,read,execute");
&Check_path($sc_html_order_form_path,
"sc_html_order_form_path", "exists,read");
&Check_path($sc_store_front_path,
"sc_store_front_path", "exists, read");
&Check_path($sc_counter_file_path,
"sc_counter_file_path", "exists,read,write");
$data_path = &get_path_from_full_filename(
$sc_counter_file_path);
&Check_path($data_path, "path from sc_counter_file_path",
"exists,read,execute,write");
&Check_path($sc_error_log_path,
"sc_error_log_path", "exists,read,write");
$data_path = &get_path_from_full_filename(
$sc_error_log_path);
&Check_path($data_path, "path from sc_error_log_path",
"exists,read,execute,write");
&Check_path($sc_access_log_path,
"sc_access_log_path", "exists,read,write");
$data_path = &get_path_from_full_filename(
$sc_access_log_path);
&Check_path($data_path, "path from sc_access_log_path",
"exists,read,execute,write");
if ($sc_send_order_to_log =~ /yes/i) {
&Check_path($sc_order_log_file,
"sc_order_log_file","exists,read,write");
$data_path = &get_path_from_full_filename(
$sc_order_log_file);
&Check_path($data_path, "path from sc_order_log_file",
"exists,read,execute,write");
}
# If PGP is on, then we will check the
# pgp related variables
if ($sc_use_pgp =~ /yes/i) {
&Check_path($sc_pgp_temp_file_path,
"sc_pgp_temp_file_path", "exists,read,execute,write");
}
&Check_path($sc_root_web_path, "sc_root_web_path",
"exists,read,execute");
# Print the footer
print qq!
</BODY>
</HTML>!;
# The Check_path subroutine
# provides a quick and easy method
# of checking for the existance, readabily,
# writability, and executability of files.
#
sub Check_path {
local($path, $varname, $rights) = @_;
if ($rights =~ /exist/i) {
if (!(-e $path)) {
&HTMLDie("<P>Web server thinks $path specified
in $varname does not exist. <BR>
<I>This is bad. YOU NEED TO CORRECT THIS.</I></B><P>\n");
} else {
&HTMLMsg("<B>$path specified in $varname exists.<BR>
<I>This is good.</I></B><P>\n");
}
}
if ($rights =~ /read/i) {
if (!(-r $path)) {
&HTMLDie("<P>Web server cannot read from $path
specified in $varname.<BR>
<I>This is bad. YOU NEED TO CORRECT THIS.</I></B><P>\n");
} else {
&HTMLMsg("<B>The web server can read from $path
specified in $varname.<BR>
<I>This is good.</I></B><P>\n");
}
}
if ($rights =~ /write/i) {
if (!(-w $path)) {
&HTMLDie("<P>Web server cannot write to $path
specified in $varname.<BR>
<I>This is bad. YOU NEED TO CORRECT THIS.</I></B><P>\n");
} else {
&HTMLMsg("<B>The web server can write to $path
specified in $varname. <BR>
<I>This is good.</I></B><P>\n");
}
}
if ($rights =~ /execute/i) {
if (!(-x $path)) {
&HTMLDie("<P>Web server cannot execute $path
specified in $varname.<BR>
<I>This is bad. YOU NEED TO CORRECT THIS.</I></B><P>\n");
} else {
&HTMLMsg("<B>The web server can execute $path
specified in $varname.<BR>
<I>This is good.</I></B><P>\n");
}
}
print "<HR>\n";
} # End of Check_path
# HTMLMsg outputs an HTMLized message
sub HTMLMsg {
local($msg) = @_;
print "<B>$msg</B><P>";
} # End of HTMLMsg
# HTMLDie is just like HTMLMsg except that it
# also kills the program if the $dieflag is on.
#
sub HTMLDie {
local($msg) = @_;
print "<B>$msg</B><P>";
if ($dieflag =~ /on/i) {
exit;
}
} # End of HTMLDie
# get_path_from_full_filename takes a
# variable pointing to a filename and
# obtains the path to that filename.
#
sub get_path_from_full_filename {
local($file) = @_;
if (rindex($file, "/") > 0) {
$file = substr($file,0,rindex($file, "/") + 1);
}
return($file);
} # end of get_path_from_full_filename
