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You can rename the root TWiki directory - twiki - to whatever you like by changing it in the TWiki.cfg configuration file. However, to keep the current installation and future upgrades simple, you should leave the five main subdirectories intact:
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twiki | list | Start-up info |
twiki/bin | list | Perl scripts |
twiki/lib | list | Configuration file, main library, Perl system modules, Plugins directory |
twiki/pub | list | Public files (eg: images) and FileAttachments and their RCS histories |
twiki/data | list | Individual topics (page content) and their RCS histories |
twiki/templates | list | HTML templates, used by TWiki scripts |
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twiki | #TWikiFileslist | Start-up info |
twiki/bin | #BinFileslist | Perl scripts |
twiki/lib | #LibFileslist | Configuration file, main library, Perl system modules, Plugins directory |
twiki/pub | #PubFileslist | Public files (eg: images) and FileAttachments and their RCS histories |
twiki/data | #DataFileslist | Individual topics (page content) and their RCS histories |
twiki/templates | #TemplatesFileslist | HTML templates, used by TWiki scripts |
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File Descriptions
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TWiki File System Snapshot
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The following partial directory listings from a Linux installation show typical file permissions and ownership. This is provided for general debugging use only and isn't an exact representation of the current distribution.
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 On an ISP installation... The user and group - twiki twiki - will probably be your domain or login name, eg: yourdomain yourdomain and can't be changed; same for nobody nobody files further down. Also, in the bin directory, scripts might need a .cgi (sometimes .pl) extension.
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The following partial directory listings from a Linux installation show typical file permissions and ownership. This is provided for general debugging use only and isn"t an exact representation of the current distribution.
- On an ISP installation... The user and group -
twiki twiki - will probably be your domain or login name, eg: yourdomain yourdomain and can"t be changed; same for nobody nobody files further down. Also, in the bin directory, scripts might need a .cgi (sometimes .pl) extension.
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Directory twiki/bin:
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