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Find out what sites directory Drupal is currently using

The answer is conf_path().

The backstory is we are making a new 'modules', 'themes', or 'files' level folder inside sites/whatever: 'config', to store configuration settings in files.

This would be the ultimate way to get a listing of all ini files in modules, and could do the same thing for 'config' -- this grabs from the currently in use sites directory (such as sites/default) as well as sites/all, profiles, and the built-in modules directory:

drupal_system_listing('.ini$', 'modules', 'name', 0);

Put to get a module at a time, roll our own with http://api.drupal.org/api/function/conf_path/6

Unless 'modules' could be 'modules/modulename'? No, too many modules live in their parent modules as subdirectories.

Resolution

Searched words: 
drupal active site directory drupal sites folder File-based configuration settings

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