#!/bin/bash
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# This script renames _htaccess files to .htaccess
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# http://doc.tiki.org/Clean+URLs
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#
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# This script was more useful before, because there were many files to rename. More recently, Tiki
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# ships with already named .htaccess files in all subdirectories. Thus, only one file needs to be
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# renamed, the one at the root directory.
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#
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# You can simply rename _htaccess to .htaccess in your root directory, instead of using this script.
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# Nonetheless, the script can be useful if you want to put in a cron job.
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# For example, along with doc/devtools/svnup.sh
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#
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# usage:
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# sh htaccess.sh
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#
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OLD=_htaccess
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NEW=.htaccess
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ACTION=activating
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COMMAND="cp"
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if [ "$1" = "off" ]; then
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OLD=.htaccess
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NEW=_htaccess
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ACTION=deactivating
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COMMAND="mv"
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fi
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for i in $(find . -name ${OLD}); do
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chmod 644 $i
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echo "${ACTION} `dirname $i`/${NEW}"
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$COMMAND $i `dirname $i`/${NEW}
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done
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