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You need to determine the repository's home directory. It may be anywhere on the system so long as it satisfies these criteria:
- It must be owned by the same user-id under which the servlet container (Tomcat) is executing. The repository will automatically create files and subdirectories as needed.
- The host filesystem must have adequate space for your anticipated RDF database, logfiles, and backup snapshots.
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mkdir /opt/eaglei mkdir /opt/eaglei/repo |
If necessary (i.e if you created it using your own user-id), change ownership of the directory to the user-id under which Tomcat is running. If you followed the example above, change the ownership of the two directories using the -R option. For example, if the user-id under which Tomcat executes is tomcat,
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chown -R tomcat /opt/eaglei
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Initialize it as a variable in your shell environment. In this example (Bourne/bash shell) the repository home directory is /opt/eaglei/repo :
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