Implementing Content Delivery security on UNIX
This section describes Content Delivery subsystems and services running on a UNIX system.
UNIX requires:
- Execute permissions on Java executable (
\bin) - Read permissions on JRE / run time libraries
- Read / Execute permissions on the database client directory
- Read permissions on
config/libdirectories - Write permissions on the storage destination directory (the Web server directory), and the Java temp directory
There should also be a matching database user with the database access permissions set.
- Content Deployer
- As on Windows, Content Deployer is optional.
- Content Broker
- Content Broker is a set of APIs. The calls to the API are made from the Web server (JSP) on the Content Delivery site.
- WAI
- The WAI (Web & Application Server Integration) is a set of APIs. The calls to the API are made from the Web server (JSP) on the Content Delivery site.
- Linking
- Linking is a set of APIs. The calls to the API are made from the web server (JSP) on the Delivery site.