Linux Directory Structure

Starting with version 8.5, LumenVox installs files into a number of different locations(older versions of the software installed everything into /opt/lumenvox/).

The following information details the directories we create or install files into:

• /etc/lumenvox/ contains configuration files and other non-executable files of the LumenVox software. A file called lumenvox_settings.conf in this directory controls where the applications will place logs, look for acoustic models, etc. By default, the /etc/lumenvox/Lang/ directory contains grammars and the acoustic models that determine which languages the Engine will use when performing decodes.
• /usr/bin/ contains the actual binary files for the Speech Engine and License Server.
• /usr/include/ contains include files needed by the Engine client.
• /usr/lib/ or /usr/lib64/ contains library files used across the LumenVox applications.
• /usr/share/docs/lumenvox/ is the top-level folder for documentation. It also includes the example client source code.
• /usr/share/lumenvox/client/ contains support files for the LumenVox client software
• /var/logs/lumenvox/ is where the applications place logs by default. The directory is created by the Core package.
• /var/lumenvox/responses/ is where the application place the Response (.callsre) files by default.
• /var/lumenvox/grammar_cache/ is where the ASR caches grammars to disk, when enabled.
• /var/lumenvox/cached_client_grammars/ is where client-side grammars are cached to disk, when enabled.
• /etc/init.d contains the system startup scripts for all the LumenVox daemons