First off great work, This is a bit of a n00b! question as I am crap at Cron Jobs and shell scripts all together (kinda wonder how I have a website to begin with) well anyway,

I am a bit baffeled about the <pre/website/ bit in the first of your shell script examples

#!/bin/sh
rm /home/user/websites/askapache.com/z/j/urchin.js
cd /home/user/websites/askapache.com/z/j/
wget http://www.google-analytics.com/urchin.js
chmod 644 /home/user/websites/askapache.com/z/j/urchin.js
cd ${OLDPWD}
exit 0;

I think I would fill the script out like this Please tell me if this is correct ?

#!/bin/sh
rm /home/sellitor/websites/site/z/j/urchin.js
cd /home/sellitor/websites/site/z/j/
wget http://www.google-analytics.com/urchin.js
chmod 644 /home/sellitor/websites/site/z/j/urchin.js
cd ${OLDPWD}
exit 0;

is this correct? or do I have to change the ‘/websites/’ to one of my sub-domains whichever one I am using Google Analytics with ?

for instance I would place ‘/shop/’ in place of ‘/websites/’

Cheers,

Thats a very good method and will work for most people, but I personally am kinda fanatical about security, so that means each of my sites have their own username, usergroup, and are totally separated from one another, so if one falls, the others don’t go like dominoes.

Just a thought.

Peace.

Thanks