/usr/local/etc/dansguardian/file
).
In most cases none of the paths should be changed. All the defaults follow the same pattern and usually should not be overridden individually.
(The files under /usr/share
are extra copies of the originals.
If a file gets hopelessly messed up,
you can copy one of these and start all over.
They of course have the same names as the
files you're used to seeing and editing.
These files are not used at all by a running DansGuardian system.
As these files are only for recovery, do not change them.)
Most DansGuardian file paths begin with a "prefix"
that's the same for almost all the paths in that
instance of DansGuardian.
The prefix is usually
either /usr/local
or "" (nothing),
causing the example default to be either
/usr/local/etc/dansguardian/file
or
/etc/dansguardian/file
.
The path prefix is set when DansGuardian is built
(the 'configure' parameter is named --prefix
).
It cannot be changed without recompiling DansGuardian.
You can determine what prefix was built into
your instance of DansGuardian by executing
dansguardian -v
(the parameter may not appear if it's set to
/usr/local
).
languagediris where languages are stored for internationalization. This directory is especially important for a couple of reasons: