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Keith Sterling edited this page Oct 4, 2018
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The following structure shows the new file system directory structure for all Program-Y files
- config - Contains various config files for running Bot in different configuration
- scripts
- windows - Windows .cmd scripts for running Y-Bot
- xnix - Linux and Mac OSX .sh scripts for running Y-Bot
- storage
- categories - All AIML files, divided into subdirectories
- conversations - (optional) Used by the file store engine to persist in conversations when enabled
- debug - Stores errors and duplicate logs
- licenses - Store for all license keys
- lookups - Various lookup tables, normal, denormal, gender, person, person2 etc
- maps - Hierarchy of all map files
- nodes - Location for config for pattern and template nodes
- processing - Location of pre and post-processing configuration
- properties - Location of properties loaded into the brain
- rdfs - Hierarchy of all RDF files
- regex - Location of preloaded regexes which form part of the regex node
- security - Location of all security information
- sets - Hierarchy of all set files
- spelling - Location of spelling Corpus files
- twitter - Persists the latest twitter direct and tweet ids
- variables - Persists user-related variables if full conversation is not enabled
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