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WordPress Bash Upgrade Script

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Bash Script

Bash is fun. I mean it's a little weird, but it's fun. I've been reading the Linux Command Line and Shell Scripting Bible which I highly recommend. I also wanted a script I could use to update the multiple WordPress installations I'm now hosting.

I found Liz Quilty's handy WordPress mass update script 3.4.1, but wanted to refactor the script to use functions, curl, and tar (as well as remove support for WordPress MU)

And so here it is, one of a handful of Bash script exercises I've completed to-date. Enjoy, and thanks Liz for the head start.

First, a machine specific configuration file (read the warning in the comments section of the script below). Place the config file next to the script file; that is, place wp-upgrade.conf in the same directory as wp-upgrade.sh.

# wp-upgrade.conf# Make sure you set the FIND_DIR variable to the directory your websites are located.# Usually this is /var/www but occasionally its /home (LQ)# Do not set it to be / because then it will also find your 'backups' and possibly# overwrite them (LQ)FIND_DIR=/var/www # Set this to the latest version of WordPress. This will be used as the comparison# with your existing installations to determine if they require upgrading.WP_CURRENT_VER="3.5.1"WP_URL=http://wordpress.org/latest.tar.gzWP_SOURCE_DIR=/tmp/wpupgradeMYSQL=/usr/local/bin/mysqlMYSQL_ADMIN=/usr/local/bin/mysqladminMYSQL_DUMP=/usr/local/bin/mysqldump

And now the script...

#!/bin/bash # WordPress core upgrade script (plugins will still have to be updated separately). # (c) Copyright (c) 2012, Anthony Bouch (tony@58bits.com). All rights reserved.## Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without# modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions# are met:# 1. Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright#    notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer.# 2. Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright#    notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the#    documentation and/or other materials provided with the distribution.## THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY AUTHOR AND CONTRIBUTORS ``AS IS'' AND# ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE# IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE# ARE DISCLAIMED.  IN NO EVENT SHALL AUTHOR OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE# FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL# DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS# OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION)# HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT# LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY# OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF# SUCH DAMAGE. # Based on a script written by Liz Quilty ( liz@rimuhosting.com )# Run as root# sudo sh wp-upgrade.sh # version 1.4 - refactored to use functions, curl and tar and removed WordPress MU # support (AB).# version 1.3 - keeping the permissions so that the web user can write to things OK (LQ)# version 1.2 - Patched for better portability by http://twitter.com/valthonis (LQ) #Set exit on any error.set-e # Source our configuration file.# NOTE - this is easily broken by path discoverable script sources, symlinks etc. # So be sure to only call the upgrade script with this in mind.# http://mywiki.wooledge.org/BashFAQ/028script_source=$([[$0 == /*]]&&echo"$0"||echo"${PWD}/${0#./}")config_source=${script_source%".sh"}".conf"source$config_source ###~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~#### FUNCTION: get_owner_group# Get the ownership and group values for a directory or a filename # and returns a value that can be used for chown.# Params: $1 = fully qualified directory or filename.# NOTE: May not work for symlinked directories.####~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~##
get_owner_group(){if[-d"$1"]; thenecho $(ls-lah$1|awk'{print $3,$4}'|sed-n-e's/\ /:/'-e'2p')elif[-f"$1"]; thenecho $(ls-lah$1|awk'{print $3,$4}'|sed's/\ /:/')elseecho"get_owner_group requires a valid directory or filename as an argument.">&2exit1fi} ###~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~#### FUNCTION: get_wp_root# Get the installation directory for WordPress# Params: $1 = fully qualified filename for version.php####~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~##
get_wp_root(){if[-z"$1"-o!-s"$1"]; thenecho"get_wp_root requires a valid filename as an argument.">&2exit1fiecho"$1"|sed s@wp-includes/version.php@@} ###~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~#### FUNCTION: get_installed_version# Get the installed version of WordPress# Params: $1 = fully qualified filename for version.php####~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~##
get_installed_version(){if[-z"$1"-o!-s"$1"]; thenecho"get_installed_version requires a valid filename as an argument.">&2exit1fi# Fixed for version 3.5 (which is not 5 characters long)# echo grep wp_version "$1" | grep -v global | cut -c16-20echo $(grep'^\$wp_version'"$1"|cut-d"'"-f2)}  ###~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~#### FUNCTION: get_database_settings# Get the database settings for this installation# Params: $1 = the root directory of the WordPress installation####~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~##
get_database_settings(){if[-z"$1"-o!-d"$1"]; thenecho"get_database_settings requires a valid directory as an argument.">&2exit1fi db_name=$(grep DB_NAME "${1}/wp-config.php"|cut-d"'"-f4)db_user=$(grep DB_USER "${1}/wp-config.php"|cut-d"'"-f4)db_pass=$(grep DB_PASSWORD "${1}/wp-config.php"|cut-d"'"-f4)table_prefix=$(grep'$table_prefix'"${1}/wp-config.php"|cut-d"'"-f2) echo$db_name$db_user$db_pass$table_prefix} ###~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~#### FUNCTION: get_latest_wp# Download the latest version of WordPress# Params: None# Notes: Needs better error handling####~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~##
get_latest_wp(){mkdir-p$WP_SOURCE_DIRcd$WP_SOURCE_DIRecho'Getting latest version of WordPress... (removing previous download if any).'rm-rf${WP_SOURCE_DIR}/latest.tar.gzrm-rf${WP_SOURCE_DIR}/wordpress
  curl -O$WP_URL&&tar-xmzf latest.tar.gz &&chown-R $(get_owner_group $WP_SOURCE_DIR)${WP_SOURCE_DIR}/wordpress/if[$?-ne0]; thenecho"Download of the latest version of WordPress failed."exit1ficd - >/dev/nullecho'Done.'} ###~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~#### FUNCTION: do_upgrade# Perform the core WordPress upgrade on a discovered WordPress installation# Params: $1 = target directory####~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~##
do_upgrade(){if[-z"$1"-o!-d"$1"]; thenecho"do_upgrade requires a valid directory as an argument."exit1fi wp_root=$1echo"Upgrading $wp_root" settings=$(get_database_settings $wp_root) db_name=$(echo"$settings"|awk'{print $1}')db_user=$(echo"$settings"|awk'{print $2}')db_pass=$(echo"$settings"|awk'{print $3}')table_prefix=$(echo"$settings"|awk'{print $4}') echo Checking connection to the database.db_test=$($MYSQL_ADMIN-u${db_user}-p${db_pass}ping) if["$db_test" == "mysqld is alive"]; thenecho Database connects fine.# 1. Get clean url and sitename for site.siteurl=$(echo SELECT option_value FROM ${table_prefix}options WHERE option_name=\'siteurl\' LIMIT 1|$MYSQL-u${db_user}-p${db_pass}${db_name}|sed s/option_value//)echo Site URL is $siteurlclean_url=$(echo$siteurl|sed s@http://@@g)sitename=$(echo SELECT option_value FROM ${table_prefix}options WHERE option_name=\'blogname\' LIMIT 1|$MYSQL-u${db_user}-p${db_pass}${db_name}|sed s/option_value//)echo Site name is $sitenameclean_sitename=${sitename///} # 2. Backup the database for the site.echo Making backup at /var/wp_upgrade/${clean_sitename}.sql and /var/wp_upgrade/${clean_sitename}.tar.gz \(you can delete these later\)mkdir-p/var/wp_upgrade/${clean_sitename}$MYSQL_DUMP-u${db_user}-p${db_pass}${db_name}>/var/wp_upgrade/${clean_sitename}/${clean_sitename}.sql && # 3. Take a complete backup of the WordPress site directory.tar-czf/var/wp_upgrade/${clean_sitename}/${clean_sitename}.tar.gz ${wp_root} # 4. Copying core files into site, getting the original owner permissionsorig_perm=$(get_owner_group ${wp_root}/wp-content)aliascp=cp#some distros have cp aliased to cp -i which asks before each overwriteecho"Setting up maintenance mode ..."touch$wp_root/.mainenanceecho Copying files over ... # http://codex.wordpress.org/Updating_WordPressrm-r${wp_root}/wp-includesrm-r${wp_root}/wp-admincp-a${WP_SOURCE_DIR}/wordpress/*$wp_root/ echo Changing ownership back to $orig_permchown-R$orig_perm$wp_root #echo You may need to go to $siteurl/wp-admin/upgrade.php to complete the upgradeecho Triggering database upgrade with curl --silent$siteurl/wp-admin/upgrade.php?step=1>/dev/null 2>&1
    curl --silent$siteurl/wp-admin/upgrade.php?step=1>/dev/null 2>&1 echo"Going back to normal mode..."rm$wp_root/.mainenanceecho"Upgrade at $wp_root complete."elseecho"Unable to connect to the database for this site. Please upgrade manually."fi} ###~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~### Let's start...if[ $(whoami)!= "root"]thenecho"You need to run this script as root (preferably via sudo)."exit1fi # Download and extract the latest version of WordPress
get_latest_wp # Find all of our target WordPress installationswplist=$(find$FIND_DIR-wholename"*wp-includes/version.php") forfilein$wplist ; dowp_root=$(get_wp_root $file)installed_ver=$(get_installed_version $file) if[${installed_ver}!=  ${WP_CURRENT_VER}];thenecho"You have version $installed_ver located at $wp_root that needs upgrading to $WP_CURRENT_VER"echo-n"Would you like to upgrade it? [y/N] "read ansif[!-z"$ans"-a"$ans" == "y"];then#Fixed: Default non key entry now correctly equivalent to No.
      do_upgrade $wp_rootelseecho"Skipping ${wp_root}."fielseecho"Located WordPress at $wp_root. This installation is up-to-date."fidone
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