Indeed.
From etc/config.tcl:
set serverroot                "/var/lib/aolserver/${server}"
set pageroot                  ${serverroot}/www
set directoryfile     index.tcl,index.adp,index.html,index.htm
# Server parameters
#
ns_section ns/server/${server}
    ns_param   directoryfile      $directoryfile
    ns_param   pageroot           $pageroot
unix$ cd ${serverroot}
unix$ ls
ChangeLog                         log
bin                               packages
content-repository-content-files  readme.txt
database-backup                   tcl
etc                               www
license.txt
unix$ ls www
ls www
SYSTEM              default-master.adp  login-status.adp    site-master.adp
blank-master.adp    default-master.tcl  login-status.tcl    site-master.tcl
blank-master.tcl    global              robots.txt
There's no index.anything in there.
So, in the standard, vanilla setup as described in
the docs, what is the name of the file that is served as
the initial home page (post install, pre config), and
in what directory is it located?
Or is there a config (in config.tcl) that I'm overlooking
which maps the initial page?
Or is this only correctly handled by install.sh?
But nothing in there *seems* to create an index file
in www/
I'm sure I'm being dense here, so someone please whack
me with a 2x4.  But I *think* I've gotten everything
referenced in the install docs covered.  But when I
"b.  Attempt to connect to the service from a web browser."
via http://myserver.tld:8080/ I get a 404 from aolserver.
I don't get a page that looks like "this," and when I
grep "OpenACS Installation: Welcome" through the entire
distribution, I find it way down in the tree at: packages/acs-core-docs/www/files/openacs-start.html
I have tried just copying that file to /www.  I get the
content, but the button fails in calling nstall-data-model?
as it doesn't exist.
Thanks for all your patience!!
-sam