Administrative Server Directories and Files

An administrative server contains a set of executables and data files for each installed operating system.

This section contains the following tables:

Table A-1 lists the directories and files on an administrative server on any operating system.
Table A-2 lists the directories on an administrative server that are specific to Windows operating systems.
Table A-3 lists the directories and files on an administrative server that are specific to Linux and UNIX operating systems.

Table A-1 Architecture-Independent Directories and Files for an Administrative Server

Directory or File	Description
`admin/`	Administrative domain databases
`admin/config/`	Configuration databases
`admin/config/class/`	User class data
`admin/config/dataset/`	Datasets
`admin/config/default/`	Defaults and policies data
`admin/config/device/`	Device data
`admin/config/family/`	Media family data
`admin/config/host/`	Host data
`admin/config/schedule/`	Backup schedules
`admin/config/summary/`	Summary data
`admin/config/user/`	User data
`admin/history/`	History data generated by Oracle Secure Backup
`admin/history/edcf/`	Network Data Management Protocol (NDMP) environment data container files
`admin/history/host/`	Host-specific history data
`admin/history/host/host_name/`	Backup catalog for host_name
`admin/log/`	Generated log files
`admin/log/device/`	Log files for devices
`admin/log/device/device_name/`	Log files for device_name
`admin/log/index/`	Backup catalog manager logs
`admin/log/scheduler/`	Scheduler-generated logs
`admin/log/scheduler/summary/`	Log files for email summary reports
`admin/state/`	Dynamic state data
`admin/state/device/`	Device state
`admin/state/device/device_name/`	State for device_name
`admin/state/family/`	Media family state
`admin/state/family/media_family_name`	State for media_family_name
`admin/state/general/`	Miscellaneous state
`admin/state/host/`	Host state
`admin/state/host/host_name/`	State for host_name
`admin/state/scheduler/`	Scheduler state
`admin/state/scheduler/job/`	Job state
`apache/`	Apache Web server files
`apache/conf/`	Apache server configuration files
`apache/conf/ssl.crl/`	Apache server certificate revocation list
`apache/conf/ssl.crt/`	Apache server certificate
`apache/conf/ssl.csr/`	Apache server certificate signing request
`apache/conf/ssl.key/`	Apache server SSL key
`apache/conf/ssl.prm/`	Apache server public DSA parameter files
`apache/htdocs/`	Apache server HTML document root
`apache/htdocs/css/`	Apache server custom style sheets
`apache/htdocs/include/`	Apache server PHP files
`apache/htdocs/include/policies/`	Apache server PHP files
`apache/htdocs/js/`	Apache server Java script files
`apache/htdocs/php/`	Apache server PHP files
`apache/images/`	Apache server Web image files
`apache/logs/`	Apache server log files
`bin/`	Executables or links to executables: In an installation on a Windows operating system, this directory contains the executables for the Windows operating system. In an installation on a Linux or UNIX operating system, this directory contains links to the executables for the operating system.
`device/`	Device tables
`help/`	Oracle Secure Backup help files
`samples/`	Sample tools for scripting with Oracle Secure Backup

Table A-2 Windows Operating System Directories for an Administrative Server

Directory	Description
`db\xcr\`	Transcripts for jobs that ran on this host
`db\.hostid`	Identifying information for this host
`db\wallet`	Security credentials for this host
`temp\`	Log file for `observiced` and temporary files

Table A-3 Linux and UNIX Operating System Directories and Files for an Administrative Server

Directory or File	Description
`.bin.operating_system/`	Executables for operating_system, where operating_system is a derivative of the operating system name. For example, the directory for Sun Solaris is `.bin.solaris`.
`.drv.operating_system/`	Device drivers for operating_system
`etc/`	Architecture-independent executables for daemons and maintenance tools
`.etc.operating_system/`	Daemons and utility programs for operating_ system
`install/`	Installation programs
`lib/`	Architecture-independent shared library for the system backup to tape (SBT) interface
`.lib.operating_system/`	Shared library for the SBT interface for operating_system, where operating_system is a derivative of the operating system name. For example, the directory for Sun Solaris is `.lib.solaris`.
`man/`	Man pages for Oracle Secure Backup components
`man/man1`	Man pages for Oracle Secure Backup executables
`man/man8`	Man pages for daemons and maintenance tools
`tools.operating_system/`	Maintenance tools
`/usr/etc/ob/.hostid`	Identifying information for this host
`/usr/etc/ob/wallet`	Security credentials for this host
`/usr/etc/ob/xcr/`	Transcripts for jobs that ran on this host
`/usr/tmp/`	Log files for `observiced` files, `obndmpd` files, and temporary files
`.wrapper`	Shell program that selects an executable from a `.bin.` or `.etc.` directory, based on the computer architecture of the host executing the command. Symbolic links and the architecture-independent `.wrapper` shell program enable hosts to contain executables for multiple computer architectures.