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• Alfresco CMS
• Apache 2
• JDK 1.6
• MySQL
• OpenSSL
• SASHServer (SourceLabs Tomcat)
• UNRESOLVED: Standard PHP/Perl Configuration

System-Level User Accounts

Directories under /home indicate system users that IPS must set up, if the server needs the particular server component installed:

• "db" for MySQL or other database installations
• "logs" is to give developers read access to logs on staging or production servers. Java applications that implement log4j should write to the logs directory.
• "repos" for Alfresco and other CMS installation
• "www" for Apache, Tomcat, and all other web-application server components

Directory Structure

/etc/init.d/web (file - web start/stop script)
/etc/profile.d (various files for establishing envronment variables)
    java_home.sh
    sash_home.sh
    alf_home.sh
/home
  /db
    /mysql (MySQL database and related components)
  /logs (application and server logs to give non-sysadmins secure access to log data): All application-specific logs go here, in files named <appname>.log
  /repos (AlFresco or other CMS or file-store repositories)
  /www
    /apache
    /etc (application certificates and configurations for www server applications)
    /openssl
    /tomcat
/usr/local/jdk

Directories under /home indicate system users that IPS must set up, if the server needs the particular server component installed:

• "db" for MySQL or other database installations
• "logs" is to give developers read access to logs on staging or production servers. Java applications that implement log4j should write to the logs directory.
• "repos" for Alfresco and other CMS installation
• "www" for Apache, Tomcat, and all other web-application server components

Support Contracts

• SourceLabs: SASHServer
• MIT Server Operations: SLAs for virtualized development and test environments.

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