11.2.3. Setting up the update using the distr directory
When publishing an infobase on a web server, a web server extension directly interacts with the web server. This extension is located in the bin directory of a specific 1C:Enterprise version. If necessary, the web server extension allows delivering client application distribution packages from the distr directory with a version of the system whose extension operates with the web server. In this case, you do not need to configure the web server and the infrastructure. You only need to specify MIME type settings for IIS web server.
There are two methods to prepare client application distribution packages:
- Download from https://releases.1c.ru/ and install on the computer.
- Generate required distribution packages and place them in the distr directory.
The system administrator can generate thin client distribution packages for operating systems that allow client application update over HTTP and then place them in the distr directory. In this case, the directory is not automatically deleted when a specific version is deleted. For archive content requirements, see article <point> (root element). To place distribution packages in the distr directory, files must have the following names:
File name | Description |
linux32tc.zip | 32-bit thin client for Linux |
linux64tc.zip | 64-bit thin client for Linux |
macOS64tc.zip | 64-bit thin client for macOS |
windows32tc.zip | 32-bit thin client for Windows |
windows64tc.zip | 64-bit thin client for Windows |
See also:
- Installation directory structure (see article Structure of the installation directory and assigning directories and files).
- Installing client application distribution packages on Linux (see article Installing client application distribution packages).
- Installing client application distribution packages on Windows (see article Installing client application distribution packages).
- Specifying a MIME type of .zip extension for IIS web server (see article Internet Information Services).