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Legacy Forums => General Discussion (Legacy) => Topic started by: Reinhardt on June 29, 2001, 12:17:25 PM
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I am trying to customise a few things on my e-smith server. I have written a few bash scripts in order to perform some tasks, and I would like to add links to them in the e-smith manager. I have been trying to do it using a php script to call the bash scripts but it does not seem to work. Does anyone have ay suggestions as to what I should do please.
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Reinhardt wrote:
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> I am trying to customise a few things on my e-smith server.
> I have written a few bash scripts in order to perform some
> tasks, and I would like to add links to them in the e-smith
> manager. I have been trying to do it using a php script to
> call the bash scripts but it does not seem to work. Does
> anyone have ay suggestions as to what I should do please.
I have several suggestions for you, Reinhardt.
i) Any customisation questions should be asked in the Experienced User Forum, rather than General Discussion.
ii) Have a look at /etc/e-smith/web/functions/navigation. This script creates the navigation panel in the e-smith-manager. Pay special attention to this part:
#--------------------------------------------------
# For each script, extract the description and category
# information. Build up an associative array mapping headings
# to heading structures. Each heading structure contains the
# total weight for the heading, the number of times the heading
# has been encountered, and another associative array mapping
# descriptions to description structures. Each description
# structure contains the filename of the particular cgi script
# and a weight.
#--------------------------------------------------
Then have a look at this "description and category" information
in the other scripts in same directory. For instance, from the user account script you have:
#------------------------------------------------------
# heading : Collaboration
# description : User accounts
# navigation : 3000 3100
You now know where you script should go and what you'll need in the heading of your script to display in the e-smith-manager.
Good Luck,
Paul