Page Comparison

...

Property name

Description

Mandatory?

Default value

daemon.home

Directory in which the standalone daemon server stores its files. These include the temporary files (such as its own WAR and server temporary files) as well as the server log files (AWS-xxxxxxxxxxxxx.log, where xxxxxxxxxxxxx is the timestamp at which the deamon was started).

This property is not used and completely ignored if the daemon WAR file is deployed on an existing container.

${user.home}/.cargo

cargo.home

Directory in which the daemon (be it standalone or deployed on an existing container) stores the list of containers, downloaded container archives, container logs, etc.

${user.home}/.cargo

Note that the standalone daemon by default sets this to ${daemon.home}

cargo.daemon.passwordFile

Property file with username and passwords which would be allowed to access the Cargo Daemon:

Passwords can either be put in plaintext, or prefixed with the hashing algorithm to use and the associated hash.
Only Basic authentication is supported.

Some examples:

Code Block

language	bash

# Example 1: User without any password
cargo-daemon-user_=

# Example 2: User with a password written as plain text
cargo-daemon-user1=cargo-password

# Example 2, second variant: User with a password written as plain text, containing a curly bracket
cargo-daemon-user0={cargo-password

# Example 3: User with a password hashed in md5. The password is: cargo-password
cargo-daemon-user2={MD5}9addb63b65b01292700094b0ef056036

# Example 4: User with a password hashed in sha1. The password is: cargo-password
cargo-daemon-user3={SHA-1}2681c738294805939045be2a4af53b687c25bf4d

Note: This property functionality is new with Cargo Daemon version 1.10.11.

N/A

...

Versions Compared

Old Version 50

New Version 51

Key