Setting on VPS, what doest tryton folder contains?

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Hi, so i want to upload my tryton to vps and i dont know whats these directories leads to
BASEDIR=“$HOME/gnuhealth”
206 TRYTON_BASEDIR=“${BASEDIR}/tryton”
207 TRYTOND_DIR=“${TRYTON_BASEDIR}/server”
208 MODULES_DIR=“${TRYTOND_DIR}/modules”
209 LOG_DIR=“${BASEDIR}/logs”
210 ATTACH_DIR=“${HOME}/attach”
211 LOCAL_MODS_DIR=“${MODULES_DIR}/local”
212 CONFIG_DIR=“${TRYTOND_DIR}/config”
213 UTIL_DIR=“${TRYTOND_DIR}/util”
214 DOC_DIR=“${BASEDIR}/doc”

Because when I just setting up my start_gnuhealth.sh it just led to tryton folder and server folder which i dont have in my virtualenv(i am setting a virtual env on my VPS) what does both contains? Can anyone explain?
because i dont have

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This seems to a specific question related to GNUHealth install script. Probably the best is to ask on their mailing list:

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I think they are related to a specific installation of trytond service and GnuHealth addons.
GnuHealth has probably documented a recommended way of testing/running software.
May be they provide some extra tools which consider a specific organization of components.
The answer should be in GnuHealth documentation.

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I ran into a similar setup and noticed that having proper permissions in the tryton user folder really helps, especially for config files and logs. Also, if you’re using IPv6 Proxies in front of your Tryton server, make sure to check your nginx or reverse proxy settings so real client IPs are correctly passed through—Tryton might log the proxy’s IP otherwise.