07-16-2001
Unfortunately you are going to need to know what web server software is running, only for the reason that the config file will be software specific - if it's AIX it may well be websphere if they have chosen to run proprietary IBM web server software, however it may be another piece of software such as Netscape (iPlanet).
Either way this config file will contain what is called the document root for a web instance - this will specify which directory to use as the root directory to serve pages for that web instance.
In Netscape Enterprise software this is located in the obj.conf file, don't know about web sphere - you may want to try and grep for "document-root", use the -i option with the find command and you might be able to track the file down.
something like
find / -type f -exec grep -il "document-root" {} \;
The -l will list the file for you.
Hope this helps.
Regards.
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