8.4 SLES 10 Apache/Tomcat Installation Directories

In addition to the files installed into the Apache and Tomcat installation directories, GroupWise Web application files are also installed into the GroupWise Web Application Working Directory.

  • Apache installation directory
  • Main Apache Web server configuration file
  • Apache application configuration directory
  • WebAccess Application configuration file
  • Calendar Publishing Host Application configuration file
  • Monitor Application configuration file
  • Tomcat installation directory
  • Web applications directory
  • WebAccess document root directory
  • WebAccess Login page
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  • Directory for WebAccess and Web console help files
  • Calendar Publishing Host document root directory
  • Calendar Publishing Host page
  • GroupWise Monitor document root directory
  • GroupWise Monitor Web console page
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  • Directory for Monitor Web console help files
  • Web application archive file for WebAccess
  • Web application archive file for the Calendar Publishing Host
  • Web application archive file for Monitor
  • Standard directory for application scripts
  • Script to start and stop the Apache Web server
  • Script to start and stop Tomcat

8.4.1 /etc/apache2 directory

The /etc/apache2 directory is the standard Apache Web server installation directory on SLES 11.

httpd.conf file

The httpd.conf file is the main Apache configuration file.

conf.d directory

The conf.d directory holds configuration information for each Web application that has been installed for use with Apache.

gw.conf file

The gw.conf file provides the information that enables Apache to access the WebAccess Application files that have been installed into Tomcat. This file is a link to /etc/opt/novell/groupwise/webaccess/gw.conf.

gwcal.conf file

The gwcal.conf file provides the information that enables Apache to access the GroupWise Calendar Publishing Host Application files that have been installed into Tomcat. This file is a link to /etc/opt/novell/groupwise/calhost/gwcal.conf.

gwmon.conf file

The gwmon.conf file provides the information that enables Apache to access the Monitor Application files that have been installed into Tomcat. This file is a link to /etc/opt/novell/groupwise/monitor/gwmon.conf.

8.4.2 /srv/www/tomcat5/base directory

The /srv/www/tomcat5/base directory is the standard Tomcat installation directory on SLES 10.

webapps directory

The webapps directory holds a subdirectory for each GroupWise Web application that is installed on the server.

gw directory

The gw directory holds all WebAccess Application files that are installed into Tomcat.

index.html file

The index.html file in the gw directory is the WebAccess Login page. It is displayed when you go to the following URL:

http://web_server_address/gw

For more information, see Accessing Your GroupWise Mailbox in a Web-Based Environment in WebAccess in the GroupWise 2012 Administration Guide.

gwcal directory

The gwcal directory holds all Calendar Publishing Host Application files that are installed into Tomcat.

index.html file

The index.html file in the gwcal directory is the default page for the GroupWise Calendar Publishing Host. It is displayed when you go to the following URL:

http://web_server_address/gwcal

For more information, see Calendar Publishing Host in the GroupWise 2012 Administration Guide.

gwmon directory

The gwmon directory holds all Monitor Application files that are installed into Tomcat.

index.html file

The index.html file in the gwmon directory is the default page for the GroupWise Monitor Web console. It is displayed when you go to the following URL:

http://web_server_address/gwmon

For more information, see Monitor Web Console in Monitor in the GroupWise 2012 Administration Guide.

*.war files

The *.war files are Web application archive files, compressed files from which the Web application files are extracted during installation to create the corresponding application subdirectory.

8.4.3 /usr/sbin

The /usr/sbin directory is the standard location for application scripts that can be run from any directory on the Linux server. The /usr/sbin directory is always included in the PATH environment variable. Files in this directory are links to the corresponding script files in /etc/init.c.