Another ? ref using your own miva.conf......................

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I understand that you can create and use your own miva.conf. I want to
do this because I want to use symbolic links and siteturn's default =
miva
configuration doesn't allow for this. I created my own and put it in
the cgi-bin directory where my miva runtime is located. It appears to
be using the file, but my only problem is that I don't know the miva
root directory or any of the other directories where miva libraries are
located. It appears that my provider has these hidden. Any =
suggestions
are where these might be located?

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Another ? ref using your own miva.conf......................



You could try this from telnet:

find / -name "authnet*"|more

although that can generate a ton of garbage. Possibly a narrower search:

find /usr -name "authnet*"|more
find /etc -name "authnet*"|more

Just look for a line containing something like this:

/usr/local/empresa/lib/authnet-v3.96-linux_glibc2.so

and you'll have your path. In this case:

/usr/local/empresa/lib/

Hope this helps!
Tom

> -----Original Message-----
> From: [email protected]
> [mailto:[email protected]]On Behalf Of Mickeal Farris
> Sent: Saturday, October 26, 2002 3:42 PM
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: [mru] Another ? ref using your own
> miva.conf......................
>
>
> I understand that you can create and use your own miva.conf. I want to
> do this because I want to use symbolic links and siteturn's default miva
> configuration doesn't allow for this. I created my own and put it in
> the cgi-bin directory where my miva runtime is located. It appears to
> be using the file, but my only problem is that I don't know the miva
> root directory or any of the other directories where miva libraries are
> located. It appears that my provider has these hidden. Any suggestions
> are where these might be located?
>

Another ? ref using your own miva.conf.................



Hello,

If you are unable to find out where the Commerce Libraries are installed on
the server, you can always create your own lib directory in your cgi-bin and
download/install the Commerce Libraries on your own. They can be downloaded
from:

Commerce Libraries (US and Canada Only)

URL: ftp://commerce:[email protected]
(for browser download...)

SERVER: ftp.miva.com
LOGIN: commerce
PASSWORD: ila301

As for the mivaroot tag, this should usually be pointed to your site's web
root.

Thanks.

Jimmy
Miva Support Engineer
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-----Original Message-----
From: Mickeal Farris [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Saturday, October 26, 2002 1:42 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [mru] Another ? ref using your own
miva.conf......................


I understand that you can create and use your own miva.conf. I want to
do this because I want to use symbolic links and siteturn's default miva
configuration doesn't allow for this. I created my own and put it in
the cgi-bin directory where my miva runtime is located. It appears to
be using the file, but my only problem is that I don't know the miva
root directory or any of the other directories where miva libraries are
located. It appears that my provider has these hidden. Any suggestions
are where these might be located?