Software Information
We have a large amount of software installed on our system. Further information can be attained by the external links below. Please remember that the software is installed for your use "as is;" its usage is up to you, and we can only provide support regarding software/script installation and specific server-side configuration issues specific to our install.
Your stats configuration file is at public_html/stats/stats.conf.
PERL is located at /usr/local/bin/perl.
PERL MODULES are located at /usr/local/lib/perl5. List, do ls while in the directory.
QUOTA command is located at /usr/sbin/quota (run /usr/sbin/quota -v to get your disk space quota and usage)
SENDMAIL is located at /usr/lib/sendmail
mSQL 1 is located at /usr/local/Minerva
mSQL 2 is located at /usr/local/Hughes
mSQL PERL is located at /usr/local/bin/pmsql
mySQL binary executables are located at /usr/local/bin
mSQL2/w3-mSQL (miniSQL)
To request mSQL2 set-up, please contact support@wolfweb.com.au and note your login, your domain name, and your desired database name. PHP 3 has been compiled with full mSQL2 support. Supported by Pack Leader Pro accounts only.
mySQL (another database option)
To request mySQL set-up, please contact support@wolfweb.com.au and note your login, your domain name, and your desired database name. PHP 3 has been compiled with full mySQL support. Supported by Pack Leader Pro accounts only.
HTGREP (Search)
PHP3 (scripting alternative) Use the .php3 extensions. You can also use .phps to see the PHP source in debugging mode
Miva (similar to PHP3)
Use the .mv file extensions and upload the files into your public_html.
Your home directory root is the Miva data directory for any input/output from miva programs.
Related Links: Miva Documentation, Miva Merchant (a storefront & catalog program based on Miva)
Calling the Programs: (where domain.com.au is your domain and file.mv is the file name)
All account types: use http://www.domain.com.au/file.mv
Note that http://domain.com.au/file.mv (domain without www prefix) or http://209.40.103.9/file.mv (the IP address) will not work. You must call Miva as http://www.domain.com.au/file.mv.
Commerce Directory:
In Miva, there is a concept of "commerce directory." On our servers this directory is a directory named (as default) miva_commerce in your home directory. Therefore, for using the Miva commerce system, you should create a directory miva_commerce within your home directory.
Note Regarding Domains sharing the same account:
As resold domains are usually controlled by the same user, the owner of the parent domain and shared domains will have a common starting directory for Miva data. Of course Miva scripts remain at their usual place (the web site file directory for each account) - different for both.
However, shared domains with an associated FTP account for that domain will have a different data directory and this will be same as the Miva script directory. Ie. for all script / data / HTML documents, it will be the common starting directory.
NetPBM is located at /usr/local/pgsql
Glimpse is located at /usr/local/bin/glimpse-4.1
WebGlimpse is located at /usr/local/bin/webglimpse-1.1
PGP 2.6.2 is at /usr/local/bin/pgp PGP 5 is at /usr/local/bin/pgp5
Use pgp -h at the Telnet prompt for usage instructions and pgp -k for management functions.
JAVA (Sun Solaris JVM)
- Java and JDK are located at /usr/java (/usr/java/bin/java for the executable; to check version, run java -version)
Running JAVA applets on Solaris using JVM. EG: To run an applet called applet.class. Go to the directory where the class file is and type in: java -classpath /usr/java/lib/classes.zip:. applet The ":" separates the paths; "." is the current directory you are in. You must specify the classpath this way for execution.
Running a Java Server: please do not run it on the default port. Instead, use a random port number above 10000 (eg. 24578).
Python is located at /usr/local/bin/python
Python libraries are at /usr/local/lib/python1.5
Python include files are at /usr/local/include/python1.5
Active Video
To see a list of names CGI scripts available for use, in telnet cd /web/cgi-bin and then do ls, or change to /web/cgi-bin directory when you are logged onto the server via Telnet.
Virtualy all programs, such as gcc, g++, pico, unzip, and lynx are located in /usr/local/bin, which is defined
in your path by default
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