This is a shell script to anonymize a Magento database.

./anonymize.sh [-c path/to/your/config] [path/to/magento/root]

You don't need to specify the path to your Magento root, if you call the anonymizer from this directory.

Configuration will be read from the configuration path specified with -c. If it was not specified, it will be read from a file .anonymizer.cfg in your Magento root, which is recommended.

If no configuration exists or if it is incomplete, the missing settings will be requested interactively.

If you anonymized admin or api accounts, there usernames will be untouched, but there passwords will be reset to username + "123".

If you decide to anonymize user accounts, you may exclude some customer emails from anonymization, but this affects only email and password – all other user data will be anonymized nevertheless.

Anonymized user accounts will be changed to email and password "dev_" + entity_id + "@trash-mail.com".

Log tables can be truncated.

You can enable the demostore notice.

In General, it is tried to disable all production-related settings such as

• Merging CSS/JS files
• Google Analytics tracking
• Robots (will be set to "NOINDEX,NOFOLLOW")
• mail receivers (will be set to "[email protected]")
• base urls (you might enter a base url per storeview or use the default one, which is determined by Magento at runtime)
• increment_last_id is getting reset to a random value
• trying to set all config settings from "prod" or "live" to "test"
• Payone configuration (by requesting alternate account data)

There are some questions asked during anonymization run. After the first run, you will be asked to save your configuration, so these questions won't be asked again.

Please remember, that data depend on your customizations and the extensions installed in your store. If you find something that was not anonymized, please let me know.