Created test-launcher.sh:
- Standalone verification tool for multi-platform reference database building
- Platform-specific domain builders: build_domains_cpanel_test(), build_domains_plesk_test(), build_domains_standalone_test()
- Tests users, domains, and databases discovery without modifying launcher.sh
- Outputs to .sysref-test and .sysref-test.timestamp
- Shows statistics and sample domain entries
- Compares with production .sysref database if present
Testing:
- Verified on cPanel: 1 users, 1 domains, 1 databases ✅
- Platform detection working correctly
- Ready for Plesk server testing
Audit Documentation:
- FINAL_AUDIT_VERIFIED.md: Quad-checked audit confirming domain-discovery.sh has full multi-platform support
- CORRECTED_AUDIT_SUMMARY.md: Triple-checked findings, corrected initial errors
- PLATFORM_AUDIT_FINDINGS.md: Initial audit (marked for review - some findings were incorrect)
Key Findings:
- build_domains_section() HAS fallback logic for non-cPanel (lines 90-116) ✅
- domain-discovery.sh ALL 13 functions have platform cases ✅
- Only 4 actual issues found (not 8):
1. WordPress path parsing hardcodes /home/ (MEDIUM)
2. cPanel file checks not wrapped (LOW)
3. Plesk gets less detailed domain data (MEDIUM)
4. Standalone get_user_domains() returns empty (MEDIUM)
Current Platform Support Status:
- cPanel: ✅ Excellent (fully working)
- Plesk: ⚠️ Partially working (basic detection works, needs optimization)
- Standalone: ❌ Broken (get_user_domains issue, but list_all_domains works)
Next Steps:
1. Test test-launcher.sh on Plesk server
2. If successful, proceed with Priority 1 Plesk enhancements
3. Then implement Priority 2 standalone support
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