excluded symlinks in find command as they will always match

www-perms.sh

@@ -7,24 +7,13 @@
 # so we'll check with a whitelist.
 # Requires bash 3.2
 
-WWWROOT=/var/www/virtsrv
+WWWROOT=/var/www/
 WWWUSER=www-data
 WHITELIST="(mpd.lugh.ch/music|\
-mail.lugh.ch/config/conf|\
-/turba/config/conf|\
-admin.lugh.ch/webalizer|\
-admin.lugh.ch/munin|\
-oli.lugh.ch/cache|\
+foo.example.org/cache|\
 /wp-content/cache|\
-/wp-content/w3tc/objectcache|\
-/wp-content/w3tc/dbcache|\
-/wp-content/w3tc/pgcache|\
-/wp-content/uploads|\
-/piwik/tmp|\
 /piwik/config/config.ini.php|\
-sitemap.xml*|\
-telperien.lugh.ch/gaestebuch/data|\
-telperien.lugh.ch/gaestebuch/data/book.dat
+sitemap.xml*
 )" 
 listcount=0
 whitelist_matches=0
@@ -36,7 +25,7 @@ while IFS="" read -r matchedentry; do
         echo -e "$matchedentry\r"
         listcount=$((listcount+1))
     fi
-done < <(find "$WWWROOT" -perm /u+w -user $WWWUSER -o -perm /g+w -group $WWWUSER)
+done < <(find "$WWWROOT"  ! -type l -perm /u+w -user $WWWUSER -o -perm /g+w -group $WWWUSER)
 
 if [ $listcount -gt 0 ]; then
         echo "Finished: $listcount items are writable by '$WWWUSER' ($whitelist_matches whitelisted)."