#goto.sh - Go To Domain Do you run services with a lot of virtual domains? [eg. shared hosting]

goto.sh should make it easier to find the directory of the domain you're looking for.

##Usage Unless you only ever want to use it to print the domain [-e option] you'll need to set it up as alias, because goto.sh must be sourced into your current shell to cd properly.

eg: alias goto='. /path/to/goto.sh'

 Syntax: goto [-[w|m]ieph] match

 Flags:
  -w Goto web dir [default, overrides -m in case of -wm]
  -m Goto mail dir
  -i Run interactively
     Will show a list if more than one domain matches.
  -e Just echo result, don't cd to dir.
  -p Use pushd instead of cd
  -h Show this help

Example in interactive mode:

# goto -ie home
  1: myhome.com
  2: yourhome.com
  3: homeslice.com
  4: sliceofhome.com
  5: homehomehomehome.com

Your selection: 3
/var/www/vhosts/homeslice.com

##Notes

• When running in non-interactive mode goto.sh will simply select the first domain that matches, as sorted lexically.
• When running in interactive mode the selection list is printed to stderr so as not to interfere with output capture while using the -e flag.
• As-is it's set to work with the [god-awful] configuration of our Plesk servers that run both mail and web service on the same machine, so -w and -m will switch between the using $webhome and $mailhome defined in the script. If necessary it should be a simple matter to modify and extend this aspect of the script as getopts is used to process the flag arguments, and a simple if/else handles the directory portion.