Display script installed into some virtual server The virtual servers to display scripts for can be specified with the --domain parameter, which must be followed by a domain name and can appear multiple times. Alternately you can use --all-domains to select all of them, or --user to show scripts for virtual servers owned by a specific Virtualmin administrator. The program displays a table of all scripts currently installed, including their install IDs and version numbers. To get more details in a parsable format, use the --multiline parameter. To just get a list of script names, use --name-only.
Display script installed into some virtual server#
The virtual servers to display scripts for can be specified with the --domain parameter, which must be followed by a domain name and can appear multiple times. Alternately you can use --all-domains to select all of them, or --user to show scripts for virtual servers owned by a specific Virtualmin administrator.
The program displays a table of all scripts currently installed, including their install IDs and version numbers. To get more details in a parsable format, use the --multiline parameter. To just get a list of script names, use --name-only.
To limit the output to just scripts of some type, use the --type flag followed by a script code name, like phpmyadmin.
Command line help#
virtualmin list-scripts --all-domains | --domain name | --user username
[--multiline | --name-only]
[--type script]
Source: https://www.virtualmin.com/docs/development/api-programs/list-scripts/
