Congratulations!

After installation you will find the Perceus directory structure to be as was specified by the configure script. For example, if Perceus was configured with the following command:

# ./configure --prefix=/usr/perceus --localstatedir=/var

Then we would end up with the following directory structure:

• /usr/perceus/bin: Path to command line utilities
• /usr/perceus/sbin: Path to daemons and root only apps
• /usr/perceus/lib: Location of Perceus libraries
• /usr/perceus/share: Path to some helper scripts
• /var/lib/perceus/database: Location of the Perceus database
• /var/lib/perceus/vnfs: Location of the installed VNFS capsules
• /etc/perceus: Local (Perceus master specific) configuration files
• /etc/init.d/perceus: Location of the Perceus init script

If your configuration of the bin/ dir is not in a standard path, then you should add it to your PATH environment variable (not required, but makes things easier).

note: RPM package installs of Perceus will install Perceus directly into the operating system's file system (e.g. /usr/lib/, /usr/bin/, /usr/share/, etc...).