Where FOSSology installs files and where it keeps temp files can be changed during install.  This page just tells you what the default locations are.  If you want to see all the files on your system, to to the top of the fossology source tree and run "utils/mkfilelists".  The output is in /tmp/new-distro.

These file locations are based on the LSB see [[http://lackof.org/taggart/hacking/FOSS-build/#table|LSB Location Table]] put together by Matt Taggart.


====== /etc/fossology ======
FOSSology configuration files:

| File ^ Purpose          ^
^ RepPath.conf| Path to the fossology repository  |
^ Depth.conf    | Repository depth     |
^ Hosts.conf   | How repository is split across hosts    |
^ Proxy.conf    | Configure proxy     |
^ Db.conf    | Database connect parameters     |
^ Scheduler.conf    | Specify agent parameters for scheduler    |

====== /usr/local/etc/fossology ======
Same as /etc/fossology, but this is the default location of tarball installs.

====== /usr/bin ======
FOSSology files of use by a human.

| File ^ Purpose          ^
^ cp2foss | Copy files into the repository and schedule jobs to run on them  |
^ departition | Get disk image information  |
^ fo_notify | Notify user of job completion |
^ fossinit | Initialize FOSSology  |
^ fossjobs | Queue a job (agent to run on an existing upload) |
^ fosslic | Do a license analysis on specified files |



====== /usr/lib/fossology ======
FOSSology files mostly of use to other programs.

| File ^ Purpose          ^
^ agents | Directory containing agents |
^ checksum | Compute md5.sha1.size of a file (this is the name FOSSology uses to store files in the repository|
^ dbcheck | Verify FOSSology can open the database|
^ dbcreate | Check if the FOSSology database exists, if not, create it|
^ fo-postinstall | post install script|
^ fossologyinit.sql | SQL to create the FOSSology database|
^ fossology-scheduler | The scheduler|
^ mkschedconf | write out a Scheduler.conf file|
^ repcat | cat a file from the repository|
^ repcopyin | copy a file into the repository|
^ repexist | see if a file exists in the repository|
^ rephost | see what host a file is located on|
^ repmmapcheck | make sure mmap is working|
^ reppath | Create a path to a file in the repository|
^ repremove | Delete a file from the repository|
^ repwrite | Writes a file into the repository|

====== /usr/local/lib/fossology ======
Same as /usr/lib/fossology, but this is the default location of tarball installs.



====== /usr/lib/ ======
| File ^ Purpose          ^
^ libfossagent.a | General purpose library for agents |
^ libfossdb.a | DB library for agents |
^ libfossrepo.a | Library for accessing repository (rep functions) |


====== /usr/share/fossology ======
| Directory ^ Purpose          ^
^ www | web document root  |
^ php | pathinclude.php  |
^ agents | data files for agents  |

====== /usr/local/share/fossology ======
Same as /usr/share/fossology if you install from source tarball.

====== /var/log ======
| File ^ Purpose          ^
^ fossology.log| log file, uses autorotate  |