--- doc/loncapafiles/Attic/loncapafiles.html	2001/04/17 13:29:54	1.79
+++ doc/loncapafiles/Attic/loncapafiles.html	2001/04/18 14:02:01	1.80
@@ -160,6 +160,7 @@ browser and can only be seen be examinin
 <LONCAPA TYPE=DIRECTORY DIST="redhat6.2" TARGET="home/httpd/html/adm" CATEGORY="server readonly" DESCRIPTION="unauthenticated resources">
 <LONCAPA TYPE=DIRECTORY DIST="redhat6.2" TARGET="home/httpd/html/adm/rat" CATEGORY="server readonly" DESCRIPTION="home of the rat">
 <LONCAPA TYPE=DIRECTORY DIST="redhat6.2" TARGET="home/httpd/html/adm/lonIcons" CATEGORY="server readonly">
+<LONCAPA TYPE=DIRECTORY DIST="redhat6.2" TARGET="home/httpd/html/adm/lonMisc" CATEGORY="server readonly">
 <LONCAPA TYPE=DIRECTORY DIST="redhat6.2" TARGET="home/httpd/html/adm/lonKaputt" CATEGORY="server readonly">
 <LONCAPA TYPE=DIRECTORY DIST="redhat6.2" TARGET="home/httpd/lonUsers" CATEGORY="server standard" DESCRIPTION="<BR>Home directories of local users.  There is a five-tier structure to the directories: [domain]/[firstletter]/[secondletter]/[thirdletter]/[userid].  For example, a user fredflint at MSU would have his information located in lonUsers/msu/f/r/e/fredflint.<P>Within this directory there are a variety of files which govern the scope of what a user can do within the LON-CAPA system.  A passwd file determines the type of authentication mechanism to use.  There is also are files such as roles.hist (and its database compilation, roles.db) which specify the roles and privileges for a user in the
 LON-CAPA system.">
@@ -1123,6 +1124,15 @@ lonlogo.gif
 lonlogos.gif
 </FILES>
 </METASUPERGROUP>
+<METASUPERGROUP>
+<LONCAPA TYPE=LOCATION DIST="redhat6.2" SOURCE="loncom/html/adm/lonMisc/*.gif" TARGET="home/httpd/html/adm/lonMisc/*.gif" CATEGORY="graphic file">
+<DESCRIPTION>
+miscellaneous resources
+</DESCRIPTION>
+<FILES>
+cat_button.gif
+</FILES>
+</METASUPERGROUP>
 <METAGROUP>
 <LONCAPA TYPE=LOCATION DIST="redhat6.2" SOURCE="loncom/modules/TexConvert/tthperl/tth.pm" TARGET="usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.005/tth.pm" CATEGORY="system file">
 <DESCRIPTION>