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We create scripts and symlinks wherever possible to keep all machines using the directories/commands listed here, regardless of differences in the underlying OS. This makes system maintenance much easier, and allows our scripts to work correctly on any standard Dryad system. | We create scripts and symlinks wherever possible to keep all machines using the directories/commands listed here, regardless of differences in the underlying OS. This makes system maintenance much easier, and allows our scripts to work correctly on any standard Dryad system. | ||
| − | *All content is owned by the | + | *All content is owned by, and processes run by, the primary login account for the machine. This is either 'dryad' or 'ubuntu'. |
| − | + | *All major directories are symlinked from the primary login's home directory, for easy access | |
| − | *All major directories are symlinked from the | ||
*The handle server should only run on production, because we don't want multiple copies registered with the root handle server. | *The handle server should only run on production, because we don't want multiple copies registered with the root handle server. | ||
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Dryad/DSpace: | Dryad/DSpace: | ||
| − | * code is built to /opt/dryad | + | * code is built to /opt/dryad |
* dspace logs: /opt/dryad/log | * dspace logs: /opt/dryad/log | ||
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Apache: | Apache: | ||
* To restart Apache: (Dryad home)/bin/apache-restart.sh | * To restart Apache: (Dryad home)/bin/apache-restart.sh | ||
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* Apache configuration: (Dryad home)/apache/conf | * Apache configuration: (Dryad home)/apache/conf | ||
* Apache logs: (Dryad home)/apache/logs | * Apache logs: (Dryad home)/apache/logs | ||
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Postgres: | Postgres: | ||
* Run the postgres client with the "standard" dryad user and database: postgres-client.sh | * Run the postgres client with the "standard" dryad user and database: postgres-client.sh | ||
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Maven profile: | Maven profile: | ||
Latest revision as of 13:33, 21 February 2018
We create scripts and symlinks wherever possible to keep all machines using the directories/commands listed here, regardless of differences in the underlying OS. This makes system maintenance much easier, and allows our scripts to work correctly on any standard Dryad system.
- All content is owned by, and processes run by, the primary login account for the machine. This is either 'dryad' or 'ubuntu'.
- All major directories are symlinked from the primary login's home directory, for easy access
- The handle server should only run on production, because we don't want multiple copies registered with the root handle server.
Dryad/DSpace:
- code is built to /opt/dryad
- dspace logs: /opt/dryad/log
Tomcat:
- To restart Tomcat: (Dryad home)/bin/tomcat-restart.sh
- Tomcat configuration: (Dryad home)/tomcat/conf
- Tomcat logs: (Dryad home)/tomcat/logs
- Tomcat webapps: (Dryad home)/tomcat/webapps
Apache:
- To restart Apache: (Dryad home)/bin/apache-restart.sh
- Apache configuration: (Dryad home)/apache/conf
- Apache logs: (Dryad home)/apache/logs
- Apache static pages: (Dryad home)/apache/htdocs
Postgres:
- Run the postgres client with the "standard" dryad user and database: postgres-client.sh
Maven profile:
- (Dryad home)/maven/conf/settings.xml
