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## Local data files
CiviCRM also needs a
files
directory for storing a variety of site-specific
files,
including uploaded files, logs, and the template cache. This directory
is located away from the
codebase in a location that
is unlikely to be
overwritten during
upgrades.
CiviCRM also needs a directory for storing a variety of site-specific
data
files,
such as logs, caches, and uploads. This directory is located outside
the main
codebase
--
in a location that
can be safely preserved during
upgrades.
### Drupal and Backdrop
CiviCRM stores its files in a folder named
`civicrm`
within the
site-specific
files directory. This is commonly
`sites/default/files/civicrm`
, though
it
could be
`files/civicrm`
,
`sites/example.org/files/civicrm`
, or another
CiviCRM stores its files in a folder named
`civicrm`
within the
Drupal
`
files
`
directory. This is commonly
`sites/default/files/civicrm`
, though
it
could be
`files/civicrm`
,
`sites/example.org/files/civicrm`
, or another
folder determined by the system administrator.
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