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Operating Systems Solaris IPlanet Website Root directory? Post 302795987 by Nvizn on Thursday 18th of April 2013 04:50:12 PM
Old 04-18-2013
IPlanet Website Root directory?

I have a Solaris 10 server running iPlanet and hosting a website. My issue is like Windows Server, attempting to locate the (/inetpub/wwwroot/) root directory for the website hosted. I've located iPlanet's location, but unsuccessful at finding where this website lives. I assume, like Windows, there's a typical directory where websites live. Any assistance, is greatly appreciated!
 

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ELASTIX(1)							   User Commands							ELASTIX(1)

NAME
elastix - perform image registration SYNOPSIS
elastix mandatory-args [optional-args] DESCRIPTION
elastix registers a moving image to a fixed image. The registration-process is specified in the parameter file. OPTIONS
Call elastix from the command line with mandatory arguments: -f fixed image -m moving image -out output directory -p parameter file, elastix handles 1 or more "-p" Optional extra commands: -fMask mask for fixed image -mMask mask for moving image -t0 parameter file for initial transform -priority set the process priority to high or belownormal (Windows only) -threads set the maximum number of threads of elastix The parameter-file must contain all the information necessary for elastix to run properly. That includes which metric to use, which opti- mizer, which transform, etc. It must also contain information specific for the metric, optimizer, transform, ... For a usable parame- ter-file, see the website. SEE ALSO
transformix(1) Check the website http://elastix.isi.uu.nl, or mail elastix.support@gmail.com. elastix version: 4.400 December 2010 ELASTIX(1)
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