Here’s a little Perl script that uses some modules off CPAN to :
- Find the names and document-root of each website configured on your server
- Find the version of Wordpress (if any) for each website, and the Subversion repository version used (if any).
- Sort these by name, owner UID, or Wordpress version
Rename the .pl.txt file to .pl, chmod a+x so you can run it, and then:
# ./show_wp_versions.pl
which would display, for example,
Domain Version Tracking Subversion Owner ----------- -------- ------------------- ----- alphabetcompany.com 2.8 tags/2.8 alphabet awkwardaardvark.com 2.7.1 tags/2.7.1 aardvark brilliant-doorstops.co.uk 2.3 dumbasapost
-n sorts by numeric version number; -u sorts alpha by UID.
Very handy when you’re supporting a large number of Wordpress installs on a single server, to know who’s running what, and who needs to be updated!
NOTE: To install on a fresh system, you will probably need to:
# cpan cpan[3]> install App::Info::HTTPD::Apache cpan[1]> install SVN::Class::Info cpan[2]> install Apache::ConfigParser
