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The CyberAuditWeb.properties file

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..//assets/img/kb/computer.png The CyberAuditWeb.properties file

Each installation of CyberAudit-Web is controlled by a 'properties' file. It is located in Tomcat's webapps folder (/usr/share/tomcat/webapps). This file may be edited with a text editor. Tomcat must be restarted for any changes to take effect.

#------------------------------------------#
# CyberAudit-Web server configuration file #
#------------------------------------------#

#The database type. (MySQL is required with Gen2 components)
database.type=MySQL

#The IP address of the database server
database.host=localhost

#The database user name
database.user=videx

#The database password
database.pswd=aq12ws

#(OPTIONAL default=caw_global) The name of the CyberAudit-Web global database.
#If the database does not exist it will be created (MySQL only) and then populated.
#database.global.name=caw_global

#(OPTIONAL default=true) Run the authorizer and task server in-process with the
# Tomcat web application. In a load balancing scenario with multiple deployments,
#only one instance of Tomcat may run the authorizer
#and task server
#run_required_servers=false

#(OPTIONAL default=true) Detect leaked database connections. This can be disabled for a
#minor performance increase however we do not recommend this.
#database.connections.detectleaks=true

#(OPTIONAL default=/var/caw-backups) The directory to write and read backups from. Keep in mind
#that Tomcat must be given read and write access to this directory.
#backup.dir=/var/tmp

A separate file, /usr/share/tomcat/webapps/CyberAuditWeb/config.properties, is distributed with each build of CyberAudit-Web. This file contains a comprehensive list of available settings. Unlike the file CyberAuditWeb.properties, the config.properties file is overwritten with each update.

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