Server Question
 

I am soooo not a server guy but I need to get a list of any/all .php files on my server. There are lots of sub-directories and the pages on the server are not linked together.

Anyone have a php script that can do this? I don't want to have to exclude any files or folders by hand (excludes off the shelf solutions) and the print-out needs to write out the full url for me (such as)

http://www.domain.com/foo/foo1/foo.php
http://www.domain.com/foo2/foo1/foo/foo2.php

and not just foo.php and foo2.php

There's probably a simple /find *.php |grep all -print dummydoesntknowunix.txt command i could use too - so that would work as well

Help is appreciated!

checkout googles python site map script... i've used it to scrap active pages a couple of times

maybe start simple via ssh

locate .php

or use a wildcard for the search.
I'am sure there are prettier ways ... my ssh is rusty, been spoiled w/ developers and admins for long time.

find / -name "*.php" -print > /tmp/phpfilelist.txt

or

find / -name "*.php" -print | more


locate would work above too, provided your locate database update script has ran, which is usually a middle of the night type of cronjob.

Where are you hosted?

Ok, I am really not a tech - however, here is something i put together, remember to updatedb first.

Some edits will have to be done for you case :)
locate *.php | sed 's/\/var\/www\/html/www.domain.com/'

or do

locate *.php | sed 's/\/var\/www\/html/www.domain.com/' >> file.txt
I really wanted to use a recursive LS but couldn't figure out a way to save my life to pull from ls -RD lol

did that work for you?

The binary is called "updatedb". It updates the slocate database, which the binary "locate" uses later.

This would just give him the file locations not the list like he was needing - gotta use a sed in there.

Actually, tech support over at YellowFiber did it for me!

find / -name '*.php' > list.txt

This gave me the list as /user/home/domain.com/foo/foo.php then I did a search/replace /user/home/ with http:// and that gave me the list in the format I needed :)

But it doesnt look as cool as:

locate *.php | sed 's/\/var\/www\/html/www.domain.com/' >> file.txt

But i am glad you got it working :)

Thanks for the suggestions tho - very much appreciated