config-userdir
Configures the user directory.
config-userdir
[-c value | --configuration=value]
[-b value | --bootstrap-config=value]
[-m value | --mode=value]
[-C <true|false> | --collapse-domains=<true|false>]
[-S <true|false> | --safe-synchronization=<true|false>]
[-s value | --domain-name-style=value]
[-u <true|false> | --unsafe-domain-name-style-allowed=<true|false>]
[-n value | --site-name=value]
Overview
Use this command to configure the user directory.
Options
Option | Optional or Required | Default Value | Description |
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Optional | configuration.xml | The path to the server configuration file. |
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Optional | none | The path to the bootstrap configuration file. See Bootstrap.xml file for more information about this file. |
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Optional | database | The name of the user directory mode to use. Supported values are
database ,
ldap , and
Windows . The current value will not be changed unless the argument is explicitly specified.
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Optional | false | Indicates whether or not external domains should be collapsed into the internal SPOTFIRE domain, which is the domain used when running the user directory in database mode. The current value will not be changed unless the argument is explicitly specified.
CAUTION: When this feature is enabled, all users will belong to the same domain. If there are multiple users with the same account name from different external domains, they will now share a single
Spotfire account. Because this could pose a security problem, this feature should be used with care.
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Optional | false | When this option is set to "true", the user directory will not disable users that it cannot find during LDAP or Windows NT synchronization. This flag has no effect if the user directory is running in Database mode. The current value will not be changed unless the argument is explicitly specified. |
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Optional | dns | The domain name style used by the server. Supported values are
dns and
netbios . The current value will not be changed unless the argument is explicitly specified.
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Optional | false | When this option is set to "true", the server will allow incompatible domain name style settings, instead of refusing to start. This option should be used with care; it can potentially lead to many users and groups being imported to the user directory with invalid domain names. |
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Optional | none | The name of the site for which the configuration should be applied. This flag will only have effect when used in conjunction with the --mode flag. |
Parent topic: Command-line reference