For the GroupApp component, you need to create a configuration file named groupapp_config.yml
. The table below describes the settings of the GroupApp component.
Example groupapp_config.yml configuration file
GroupApp component settings
Parameter |
Description |
Mandatory |
Possible values |
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Logging level for debugging. |
Yes |
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Period of time, in days, during which the record in the database is considered up-to-date. If information about the group is never queried during the specified period, the record is considered out of date when this period runs out. |
Yes |
Integer greater than 0. |
|
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Time period, in days, after which expired (out-of-date) records can be deleted from the database. |
Yes |
An integer greater than 0 and greater than the |
|
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How often user groups are synchronized with the Microsoft Active Directory domain controller and updated, in seconds. |
Yes |
Integer greater than 0. |
|
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How often out-of-date data is deleted from the database, in days. |
Yes |
Integer greater than 0. |
|
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Nesting level (depth) of groups down to which the component can search for information. |
Yes |
Integer greater than 0. |
|
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Timeout in seconds, after which the component can make a repeated query for information about the group if it is not found in the database. |
Yes |
Integer greater than 0. |
|
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Maximum number of threads for processing requests. |
No |
Integer greater than 0. By default, 200. |
|
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Settings for connecting to a Microsoft Active Directory domain controller. |
Yes |
No value |
|
|
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Domain for connecting to LDAP. |
Yes |
String |
|
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Server name and port for connecting to LDAP. |
Yes |
Contains the following settings:
|
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User name |
Yes |
User name in the |
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Password |
Yes |
String |
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PostgreSQL connection settings. |
Yes |
Connection settings in the |