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Fixed variable names and capitalization #648

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15 changes: 7 additions & 8 deletions src/sphinx/archetypes/cheatsheet.rst
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Path Configurations
===================
This section describes where and how to configure different kind of paths settings.
This section describes where and how to configure different kind of paths settings like

- What is the installation location of my package
- Where is the log directory created
- What is the name of my start script
- ...
- what is the installation location of my package
- where is the log directory created
- what is the name of my start script



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``executableScriptName``
Defaults to ``normalizedName``. Sets the name of the executable starter script

``defaultLinuxInstallationLocation``
``defaultLinuxInstallLocation``
Defaults to ``/usr/share/``. Used to determine the installation path for for linux packages (rpm, debian)

``defaultLinuxLogLocation``
``defaultLinuxLogsLocation``
Defaults to ``/var/log/``. Used to determine the log path for linux packages (rpm, debian).


JVM Options
===========

Jvm options can be added via different mechanisms. It depends on your use case which is most suitable.
JVM options can be added via different mechanisms. It depends on your use case which is most suitable.
The available options are

- Adding via ``bashScriptExtraDefines`` and ``batScriptExtraDefines``
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