The Nuxeo Platform reads configuration properties that you can set either:
- In a nuxeo.conf file
- From the Setup tab in the Admin Center
- By contributing to the Configuration Service
nuxeo.conf File
Nuxeo Platform reads configuration properties in nuxeo.conf file. Those parameters can be either environment parameters used by Nuxeo runtime or template parameters used for values replacement in configuration files. y default, the nuxeo.conf file is located in $NUXEO_HOME/bin. If you installed your application using the Windows installer, the configuration is located in %APPDATA%\Nuxeo\conf (check the page Where Are the Log and Configuration Files in Windows? for more information).
If you plan to use the application in production, you should move the configuration file outside the Nuxeo home directory, to make upgrades easier and more secured: your data and configuration won't risk to be overridden or lost.
For Windows users
Do not use Office writers, nor Notepad.
Wordpad is fine, Notepad++ and SciTE are good text editors, there are lots of other text editors.
Existing configuration parameters are listed in the index section below.
Admin Center / Setup Tab
Administrators can also change the nuxeo.conf configuration parameters from the Admin center.
To edit the configuration of the application using the Admin tab:
- Log in with an administrator account.
Default administrator credentials are:
- login: Administrator
- password: Administrator
- Click on the Admin tab in the page header.
- Click on the Setup tab, edit the configuration you want to change and click on Save.
- If indicated as needed on top of the page, restart the server.
You can also take a look at the following pages for recommendations and examples:
Configuration Parameters Index
The table below lists the properties that you can set in nuxeo.conf. Properties that can be contributed to the Configuration service are available from the Nuxeo Platform Explorer.
| Parameter | Default value ("|" separates possible values) | Description | Since |
|---|---|---|---|
JAVA_HOME |
None. If undefined nuxeoctl script will try to discover it. |
Path to Java home directory. | |
JAVA_OPTS |
-Xms512m -Xmx1024m -XX:MaxPermSize=512m
-Dsun.rmi.dgc.client.gcInterval=3600000 -Dsun.rmi.dgc.server.gcInterval=3600000
-Dfile.encoding=UTF-8
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Optional values passed to the JVM. Nuxeo requires at least 1024 Mo in JVM heap size and 256Mo as maximum permanent size (512 recommended). Decreasing garbage collector frequency avoid having too much CPU usage (Sun Java specific options, recommended by JBoss). |
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launcher.start.max.wait |
300 | In seconds. Maximum time to wait for effective Nuxeo server start before giving up (applies on commands "start" and "restart"). | |
launcher.stop.max.wait |
60 | In seconds. Maximum time to wait for effective Nuxeo server stop cleanly before using forced stop. | |
launcher.override.java.tmpdir |
true | Possible values: true or false .If true, will set java.io.tmpdir = ${nuxeo.tmp.dir}. |
|
nuxeo.log.dir |
log | Log directory (absolute or relative to NUXEO_HOME).Linux recommended path: /var/log/nuxeo/... |
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nuxeo.pid.dir |
bin | Directory where to store Nuxeo PID file. | |
nuxeo.data.dir |
data | Data directory (absolute or relative to NUXEO_HOME). It involves all data not being stored in database. Linux recommended path: /var/lib/nuxeo/... |
|
nuxeo.tmp.dir |
server/default/tmp (JBoss)tmp (Tomcat)tmp (Jetty) |
Location of the temporary files. | |
nuxeo.mp.dir |
packages |
Since Nuxeo 5.9.4. Nuxeo Packages directory. | Since Nuxeo 5.9.4 |
nuxeo.force.generation |
true | once |
If "true", will force generation of configuration files; otherwise they are only generated when not existing.If " once", will force one time and switch to false after successful generation.If " false", configuration changes are ignored. |
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nuxeo.templates |
default | Comma separated list of templates to include. Templates paths are absolute or relative to $NUXEO_HOME/templates/.Available templates: postgresql, mysql, mssql, oracle, custom, ... |
|
nuxeo.bind.address |
0.0.0.0 | Server binding address. "0.0.0.0" means "all available network interfaces". WARNING: When changing nuxeo.bind.address, you must accordingly change nuxeo.loopback.url. |
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nuxeo.server.http.port |
8080 | Server HTTP listen port. | |
nuxeo.server.ajp.port |
8009 | Server AJP listen port. This is not available on Jetty. |
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nuxeo.server.jvmRoute |
nuxeo | Server AJP route for load-balancing | |
nuxeo.server.tomcat_admin.host |
localhost | Since Nuxeo 7.3. Tomcat server's "admin" host. This is the address on which the server waits for a shutdown command. |
Since Nuxeo 7.3 |
nuxeo.server.tomcat-admin.port |
8005 | Deprecated since Nuxeo 5.6 and replaced by nuxeo.server.tomcat_admin.port. Tomcat server's "admin" port.This is only useful if you have another Tomcat server running and want to avoid port conflicts. |
Deprecated since Nuxeo 5.6 |
nuxeo.server.tomcat_admin.port |
8005 | Since Nuxeo 5.6. Tomcat server's "admin" port. Replaces nuxeo.server.tomcat-admin.port. This is only useful if you have another Tomcat server running and want to avoid port conflicts. |
Since Nuxeo 5.6 |
nuxeo.server.https.port |
8443 | Server HTTPS listen port. This is only useful if you have modified the application server to use HTTPS. |
|
nuxeo.server.emptySessionPath |
false | (Tomcat only) Since Nuxeo 5.5, until 5.7.1. If set to true, all paths for session cookies will be set to /.May be useful to enable authentication on proxyfied WebEngine applications (see HTTP and HTTPS Reverse-Proxy Configuration). Removed since Nuxeo 5.7.2 (see http://tomcat.apache.org/migration-7.html#Session_cookie_configuration). |
Since Nuxeo 5.5, until Nuxeo 5.7.1 |
nuxeo.server.signature |
None | (Tomcat only) Since Nuxeo 6.0. If set, this will replace the default value of the "Server:" HTTP response header. | |
org.nuxeo.ecm.instance.name |
Nuxeo 5.9.3-SNAPSHOT | Server name. | |
org.nuxeo.ecm.instance.description |
Nuxeo | Server description. | |
org.nuxeo.ecm.product.name |
Nuxeo Platform | Product name, displayed in the page title on your browser. | |
org.nuxeo.ecm.product.version |
5.9.3-SNAPSHOT | ||
org.nuxeo.dev |
false | Since Nuxeo 5.6, this property uses the "dev" mode when running the Nuxeo application. This parameter should not be set to true on a production server, as it disables some caches, and enables hot redeploy of some JARs (Studio JARs for instance). For more information about the dev mode, see How to do incremental deployment (hot reload) in the JSF-Seam layer.
Before 5.6, setting this property to true stopped the runtime when an error occured at deployment. This behaviour has been removed from the dev mode and is now controlled by the property org.nuxeo.runtime.strict. |
Since Nuxeo 5.6 |
org.nuxeo.prod |
false | Since Nuxeo 5.8, setting this property to "true" will display a quite visible warning message in the Admin tab, stating that this is a production instance. This is useful for administrators who are sometimes confusing their Nuxeo production server with their test server (not to rat anyone out). | Since Nuxeo 5.8 |
org.nuxeo.rest.stack.enable
|
false | Since Nuxeo 6.0, you can enable this mode if you'd like to display exception stacktraces in JSON response when error occurs after REST calls. See Web Exceptions documentation to get modes description and examples. | Since Nuxeo 6.0 |
org.nuxeo.automation.trace
|
false |
Enable this mode if you'd like to display automation traces during runtime:
You'll benefit from exhaustive logs to debug all automation chain and/or operation execution.
The automation trace mode is disabled by default (not suitable for production).
It can be activated through JMX via org.nuxeo:TracerFactory MBean during runtime.
|
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org.nuxeo.automation.trace.printable
|
By default, all automation executions are 'printable' (appear in logs) when automation trace mode is on. You can filter chain and/or operation execution trace printing by setting this property to chain name and/or operation separated by comma. Comment this property to get all automation chains/operations back in printing (by default set to * (star)) | ||
_templateName_.target |
server/default/deploy/nuxeo.ear |
Directory where templateName files will be deployed. | |
mailservice.user |
nobody | (JBoss only) User for e-mail authentication. | |
mailservice.password |
password | (JBoss only) Password for e-mail authentication. | |
mail.store.protocolmail.transport.protocol |
pop3 smtp |
Server protocol parameters for e-mailing. | |
mail.user |
nobody | User who will receive e-mail (unused in Nuxeo). | |
mail.store.host |
localhost | e-Mail server. | |
mail.store.user |
anonymous | ||
mail.store.password |
password | ||
mail.debug |
false | Enable debugging output from the JavaMail classes. | |
nuxeo.notification.eMailSubjectPrefix |
[Nuxeo] | Subject prefix in Nuxeo notification e-mails. | |
nuxeo.notification.eMailSigner |
The Nuxeo team | Signer of the sent e-mail. | |
mail.transport.host |
localhost | SMTP gateway server. | |
mail.transport.port |
25 (without authentication) 587 (with authentication) 465 (SSL) |
e-Mail server port. | |
mail.transport.usetls |
false | Use TLS for the SMTP connection. | |
mail.transport.auth |
true | ||
mail.transport.user |
anonymous | ||
mail.transport.password |
password | ||
mail.from |
[email protected] | The e-mail address will be sent from. | |
nuxeo.db.name |
nuxeo | NUXEO | Database name. | |
nuxeo.db.user |
sa | nuxeo | Database username. | |
nuxeo.db.password |
(empty value) | password | Database password. | |
nuxeo.db.host |
localhost | Database host URL. | |
nuxeo.db.port |
3700 (DB2) 5432 (PostgreSQL) 3306 (MySQL) 1521 (Oracle) 1433 (MSSQL) |
Database host port. | |
nuxeo.db.jdbc.url |
(database-dependent) | Database JDBC connection URL for Nuxeo datasources, for instance jdbc:postgresql://${nuxeo.db.host}:${nuxeo.db.port}/${nuxeo.db.name}. |
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nuxeo.db.validationQuery |
Database validation query, a SELECT statement used to check connections before using them, usually SELECT 1. Using this has a noticeable speed impact but makes connections resilient to network or sever problems. |
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nuxeo.db.min-pool-size |
5 | Database minimum pool size for Nuxeo datasources. | |
nuxeo.db.max-pool-size |
20 (JBoss) 100 (Tomcat) |
Database maximum pool size for Nuxeo datasources. | |
nuxeo.db.idle-timeout-minutes |
5 | Since Nuxeo 6.0. Database timeout after which connections not in use are removed from the pool. | Since Nuxeo 6.0 |
nuxeo.db.xaMode |
false | Enable XA mode (required if multiple datasources configured) | |
nuxeo.vcs.min-pool-size |
0 | Database minimum pool size for Nuxeo repository (VCS). | |
nuxeo.vcs.max-pool-size |
20 | Database maximum pool size for Nuxeo repository (VCS). | |
nuxeo.vcs.blocking-timeout-millis |
100 | Since Nuxeo 5.8. Database maximum wait time to get a connection from the pool when all connections are in use, for Nuxeo repository (VCS). | Since Nuxeo 5.8 |
nuxeo.vcs.idle-timeout-minutes |
10 | Since Nuxeo 5.8. Database timeout after which connections not in use are removed from the pool, for Nuxeo repository (VCS). | Since Nuxeo 5.8 |
nuxeo.vcs.fulltext.disabled |
false | Since Nuxeo 5.8. Whether full text indexing and querying should be completely disabled in the repository. See VCS Configuration for details. | Since Nuxeo 5.8 |
nuxeo.vcs.fulltext.search.disabled |
false | Since Nuxeo 6.0. Full text querying from VCS (database backend) is disabled, full text extraction is done. See VCS Configuration for details. | Since Nuxeo 6.0 |
nuxeo.vcs.fulltext.analyzer.language |
english | Since Nuxeo 7.3. Full text analyzer language. Only applies to postgresql and mssql database types (see nuxeo.db.type). |
Since Nuxeo 7.3 |
nuxeo.vcs.noddl |
false | Since Nuxeo 5.8. Where DDL generation should be disabled in the repository. See VCS Configuration for details. | Since Nuxeo 5.8 |
nuxeo.vcs.ddlmode |
execute | Since Nuxeo 7.10-HF01and Nuxeo 8.1. What kind of DDL generation is done. See VCS Configuration for details. | Since Nuxeo 7.10-HF01 and Nuxeo 8.1 |
nuxeo.vcs.idtype |
varchar | Since Nuxeo 5.8. The type of id column. See VCS Configuration for details. |
Since Nuxeo 5.8 |
nuxeo.vcs.copy.findFreeName.disabled |
false | Since Nuxeo 7.3. Set to true to disable free-name detection and let the database raise a constraint error in case of collisions if the constraints have been added by hand. | Since Nuxeo 7.3 |
nuxeo.url |
http://localhost:8080/nuxeo | Application URL (without final slash), should be the public URL of your server (i.e.: http://www.yourdomain.com/....) It is also used for emails sent out and to detect images in HTML documents when converting to PDF. |
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nuxeo.loopback.url |
http://localhost:8080/nuxeo | Nuxeo URL, for connections from Nuxeo to itself (theme banks default). The port should be the same as nuxeo.server.http.port.If not explicitly configured, the loop back URL is generated from nuxeo.bind.address, nuxeo.server.http.port and org.nuxeo.ecm.contextPath values. |
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org.nuxeo.ecm.contextPath |
/nuxeo | Application context path. Note: Changing this parameter is not enough. See How to Change Context Path |
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org.nuxeo.ecm.platform.transform.ooo.host.name |
127.0.0.1 | DEPRECATED. | |
org.nuxeo.ecm.platform.transform.ooo.host.port |
8100 | DEPRECATED. | |
org.nuxeo.ecm.platform.transform.ooo.version |
2.2.1 | DEPRECATED. | |
org.nuxeo.ecm.platform.transform.ooo.enableDaemon |
true | DEPRECATED. | |
jod.connection.protocol |
SOCKET | OpenOffice Connection protocol, either PIPE or SOCKET. | |
jod.max.tasks.per.process |
200 | Maximum task per Office instance before restarting it. | |
jod.task.execution.timeout |
120000 | Will stop the task if it s not completed after timeout. | |
jod.task.queue.timeout |
30000 | Will stop looking for the next task in the queue after timeout. | |
jod.office.home |
Home directory of OpenOffice or LibreOffice. | ||
jod.office.ports |
2003 | When running in SOCKET mode, comma-separated list of ports used for the office connection. | |
jod.office.pipes |
When running in PIPE mode, comma-separated list of pipe names used for the office connection. | ||
jod.jpipe.lib.path |
Path to Jpipe library. Only used when connecting to OO through PIPE. | ||
jod.template.profile.dir |
Path to custom OO template directory. | ||
repository.clustering.enabled |
false | Activate clustering mode. | |
repository.clustering.id |
Since Nuxeo 7.3. The cluster node id for this Nuxeo instance. The id must be an integer for all databases, unless you are using Oracle which accepts a string (See NXP-17180). | Since Nuxeo 7.3 | |
repository.clustering.delay |
1000 | When clustering is activated, defines the delay during which invalidations don't need to be processed (expressed in milliseconds). | |
repository.clustering.invalidation |
default | Allows the configuration of VCS cluster invalidations. The value default uses VCS. Since Nuxeo 8.1 you can use redis to specify Redis-based invalidations. |
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repository.binary.store |
Defines the folder where binaries are stored. Useful when using clustering or to change the location of binaries to another location. | ||
nuxeo.core.binarymanager |
Custom class for the Binary Manager, to replace the default file-base storage. | ||
nuxeo.core.binarymanager_key |
Since Nuxeo 6.0. Key configuration for the binary manager, if applicable. | Since Nuxeo 6.0 | |
nuxeo.templates.parsing.extensions |
xml,properties | Deprecated since Nuxeo 5.6. Files extensions being parsed for parameters replacement when copying templates. | Deprecated since Nuxeo 5.6 |
nuxeo.plaintext_parsing_extensions |
xml,properties | Since Nuxeo 5.6. Files extensions being parsed for parameters replacement when copying templates. | Since Nuxeo 5.6 |
org.nuxeo.ecm.jboss.configuration |
default | JBoss configuration to use (default, minimal, all, ...)Pay attention to the fact that this won't apply to templates defining their own _template_.target value (for instance, "default" template sets default.target=server/default/deploy without being aware of org.nuxeo.ecm.jboss.configuration value). |
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zip.entry.encoding |
Choose how to encode filename when exporting documents to zip in the worklist. Since Nuxeo 7.1, the ZIP entries names are encoded in UTF8 by default. If you want to get the old behavior back (having entry name encoded in ascii), use zip.entry.encoding=ascii. |
Modified since Nuxeo 7.1 | |
org.nuxeo.ecm.platform.liveedit.autoversioning |
none,minor,major | ||
nuxeo.wizard.done |
true or false depending on the package | If set to false, will start a setup wizard before starting Nuxeo. | |
nuxeo.http.proxy.host |
HTTP proxy host. | ||
nuxeo.http.proxy.port |
HTTP proxy port. | ||
nuxeo.http.proxy.login |
HTTP proxy login. | ||
nuxeo.http.proxy.password |
HTTP proxy password. | ||
nuxeo.http.proxy.ntlm.host |
NT Lan Manager (NTLM) Proxy. Host name of the Windows machine running the Nuxeo server. | ||
nuxeo.http.proxy.ntlm.domain |
NT Lan Manager (NTLM) Proxy. Domain name to authenticate against. | ||
nuxeo.http.proxy.pac.url |
Since Nuxeo 5.9.3. Proxy auto-config (PAC) file URL. | Since Nuxeo 5.9.3 | |
facelets.REFRESH_PERIOD |
-1 | Indicates to the compiler the number of seconds to wait between subsequent checks for changes in modified JSF facelets in a running application. Useful for facelet debugging. To disable this compiler check use a value of -1 which is a recommended value for production deployments as compiler checks have an impact on application performance. Since Nuxeo 5.6, the parameter undefined should be used instead as it forces this parameter to value "2". |
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nuxeo.db.transactiontimeout |
300 | Database transaction timeout in seconds (available for Tomcat server only) | |
server.status.key |
Secure key for connecting to server status monitoring servlet. It is randomly generated if not set. It is also used by default for sensitive configuration data encryption, see server.crypt.secretkey. |
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session.timeout |
60 | Session timeout (see web.xml session-timeout). | |
session.config.tracking.mode.cookie |
Session tracking mode. If true, prevents Tomcat from appending the jsessionid parameter to the URLs, for example a file download URL. Yet, cookies need to be enabled in the browser.Otherwise, the jsessionid parameter might be appended to some URLs, for instance when sharing a document permalink to an anonymous user or when clearing the browser's cookies. Yet, cookies don't need to be enabled in the browser.
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false |
Since Nuxeo 8.10-HF33 |
nuxeo.updatecenter.disabled |
false (unset) | Disables the Update Center feature. | |
org.nuxeo.big.file.size.limit |
5Mi (unset) | Redirects onto the big file download URL if size exceeds limit. | |
org.nuxeo.ecm.platform.ui.web.auth.NuxeoAuthenticationFilter.isLoginNotSynchronized |
false (unset) | Disables login synchronization. | |
nuxeo.wizard.packages.url |
Defines the base URL used by the Setup Wizard to get the packages.xml file describing the available software packages options. | ||
nuxeo.wizard.skippedpages |
null | Comma separated list of pages that should be skipped inside the wizard. | |
nuxeo.jsf. numberOfConversationsInSession |
4 | Since Nuxeo 5.7.2, Parameter to control the number of conversation states that are saved in session. Each conversation holds a number of view states that is defined by nuxeo.jsf.numberOfViewsInSession |
Since Nuxeo 5.7.2 |
nuxeo.jsf.numberOfViewsInSession |
4 | Since Nuxeo 5.7.2 (5.6-HF20) Parameter to control the JSF init parameter com.sun.faces.numberOfViewsInSession |
Since Nuxeo 5.7.2 |
nuxeo.jsf.numberOfLogicalViews |
4 | Since Nuxeo 5.7.2 (5.6-HF20) Parameter to control the JSF init parameter com.sun.faces.numberOfLogicalViews |
Since Nuxeo 5.7.2 |
nuxeo.jsf.tmp.dir |
nuxeo.tmp.dir (unset) |
Since Nuxeo 6.0. Faces Servlet multi-part config: an absolute path to a directory on the file system. The location attribute does not support a path relative to the application context. This location is used to store files temporarily while the parts are processed or when the size of the file exceeds the specified fileSizeThreshold setting. The default location is "". |
Since Nuxeo 6.0 |
nuxeo.jsf. maxFileSize |
-1 (unlimited) (unset) | Since Nuxeo 6.0. Faces Servlet multi-part config: the maximum size allowed for uploaded files, in bytes. The default size is unlimited. | Since Nuxeo 6.0 |
nuxeo.jsf.maxRequestSize |
-1 (unlimited) (unset) | Since Nuxeo 6.0. Faces Servlet multi-part config: the maximum size allowed for a multipart/form-data request, in bytes. The default size is unlimited. |
Since Nuxeo 6.0 |
nuxeo.jsf.fileSizeThreshold |
0 (unset) | Since Nuxeo 6.0. Faces Servlet multi-part config: The file size in bytes after which the file will be temporarily stored on disk. The default size is 0 bytes. | Since Nuxeo 6.0 |
nuxeo.vcs.use-nulls-last-on-desc |
true (unset) | Since Nuxeo 5.8. Ask the database to use "NULLS LAST" when sorting DESC. True by default to get the same result order between different databases. Also turning this option to false enable PostgreSQL and Oracle to use an index on the sorted column which can be huge performance improvement. |
Since Nuxeo 5.8 |
org.nuxeo.connect.connector.cache.duration |
60min (5min for Studio packages) | Since Nuxeo 5.6. Nuxeo Packages list cache (in minutes). | Since Nuxeo 5.6 |
org.nuxeo.connect.server.reachable |
true | Since Nuxeo 5.7. Launcher online/offline mode for connections to Nuxeo Connect. | Since Nuxeo 5.7 |
org.nuxeo.connect.url |
https://connect.nuxeo.com/nuxeo/site/ | Nuxeo Connect URL. | |
nuxeo.automation.properties.multiline.escape |
false | Enable/Disable multi-line strings escaped with a trailing \ when using Document.Update or Workflow.SetWorkflowVariables Automation operations. |
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org.nuxeo.cmis.joins |
false | Since Nuxeo 6.0. When true, CMISQL JOINs are allowed if VCS is used. | Since Nuxeo 6.0 |
org.nuxeo.cmis.proxies |
false | If true, proxies are visible through CMIS. Cannot be true if org.nuxeo.cmis.joins is true. |
Since Nuxeo 7.10-HF08 and Nuxeo 8.3 |
org.nuxeo.cmis.enableComplexProperties |
false | Since Nuxeo 7.1. When true, complex properties are exposed as JSON-encoded strings. | Since Nuxeo 7.1 |
nuxeo.security.allowNegativeACL |
false | Since Nuxeo 6.0. When true, enables adding negative ACL (deny permissions) in the UI, otherwise only grant permissions are available. | Since Nuxeo 6.0 |
audit.elasticsearch.enabled |
false | true | Since Nuxeo 7.3. See Disabling Elasticsearch for Audit Logs. Defaults to false on server upgrade, true on new install. |
Since Nuxeo 7.3 |
audit.elasticsearch.indexName |
${elasticsearch.indexName}-audit |
Name of the Elasticsearch index for audit logs. | Since Nuxeo 7.10 |
seqgen.elasticsearch.indexName |
${elasticsearch.indexName}-uidgen |
Name of the Elasticsearch index for the uid sequencer. | Since Nuxeo 7.10 |
audit.elasticsearch.migration |
false | Since Nuxeo 7.3. See Triggering SQL to Elasticsearch Audit Logs Migration | Since Nuxeo 7.3 |
audit.elasticsearch.migration.batchSize |
1000 | Since Nuxeo 7.3. See Triggering SQL to Elasticsearch Audit Logs Migration | Since Nuxeo 7.3 |
elasticsearch.httpReadOnly.baseUrl |
http://localhost:9200/ | Required when using a standalone Elasticsearch instance. See Elasticsearch Passthrough | Since Nuxeo 7.10 |
org.nuxeo.cmis.elasticsearch |
false | Since Nuxeo 7.2. To send the CMISQL queries to Elasticsearch, set to true. | Since Nuxeo 7.2 |
nuxeo.redis.enabled |
false | Set to true to activate Redis. | Since Nuxeo 5.8 |
nuxeo.redis.host |
redishost | Since Nuxeo 5.8 | |
nuxeo.redis.port |
6379 | Since Nuxeo 5.8 | |
nuxeo.redis.password |
Since Nuxeo 5.8 | ||
nuxeo.redis.database |
0 | Since Nuxeo 5.8 | |
nuxeo.redis.timeout |
2000 | Since Nuxeo 5.8 | |
nuxeo.redis.maxTotal |
16 | The maximum size of the Redis connections pool. | Since Nuxeo 8.2 |
nuxeo.redis.maxIdle |
8 | The maximum number of Redis idle connections in the pool. | Since Nuxeo 8.2 |
nuxeo.redis.prefix |
nuxeo: | This allows you to use a single Redis server between several Nuxeo cluster installations by having a different prefix for each cluster. See the page Redis Configuration for more details. | Since Nuxeo 5.8 |
nuxeo.routing.enforceGlobalVariablesAssignmentCheck |
Enforce workflow global variable assignment check. See NXP-26630 for more details. | false | Only for Nuxeo 8.10 (since HF43) and 9.10 (since HF38) |
server.crypt.secretkey |
${server.status.key} |
Custom secret key used for sensitive configuration data encryption. It takes either a raw value or an URL (e.g. file:///path/to/secretkey or http://some.online.file.com). | Since Nuxeo 7.4 |
server.crypt.keystore.path |
${javax.net.ssl.keyStore} |
Path to the keystore to use for sensitive configuration data encryption. | Since Nuxeo 7.4 |
server.crypt.keystore.pass |
${javax.net.ssl.keyStorePassword:="changeit"} |
The password used to protect the integrity of the keystore contents. | Since Nuxeo 7.4 |
server.crypt.keyalias |
The alias prefix where to retrieve the secret key from the keystore. It is automatically suffixed with the algorithm ("AES" or "DES"). | Since Nuxeo 7.4 | |
nuxeo.virtual.host |
This parameter can be used to replace the nuxeo-virtual-host request header (usually when using HTTPS) when it is not possible to set it at the reverse-proxy level. The use of the header is still preferred as the parameter forces your Nuxeo instance to be accessible from one URL only. Example: https://my.nuxeo.com/ |
Since Nuxeo 7.4 | |
elasticsearch.enabled |
true |
Switch to enable/disable Elasticsearch usage | Since 6.0 |
elasticsearch.indexName |
nuxeo |
Name of the Elasticsearch index for the default document repository | |
elasticsearch.addressList |
Comma separated list of Elasticsearch nodes, if empty use a local in JVM node (not for production) | ||
elasticsearch.clusterName |
nuxeoCluster |
Name of the Elasticsearch cluster to join | |
elasticsearch.indexNumberOfReplicas |
1 |
Number of replicas (not for local node) | |
elasticsearch.indexNumberOfShards |
5 |
Number of shards (not for local node) | |
elasticsearch.nodeName |
nuxeoNode |
Name of the local node | |
elasticsearch.httpEnabled |
false |
Does the local node accept HTTP request on port 9200 | |
elasticsearch.override.pageproviders |
default_search,DEFAULT_DOCUMENT_SUGGESTION |
Comma separated list of CorePageProvider names to supersede by Elasticsearch | |
elasticsearch.reindex.bucketReadSize |
500 |
Reindexing option, number of documents to process per worker | |
elasticsearch.reindex.bucketWriteSize |
50 |
Reindexing option, number of documents to submit to Elasticsearch per bulk command | |
elasticsearch.indexing.maxThreads |
4 |
Maximum size of the indexing thread pool | |
elasticsearch.indexing.clearCompletedAfterSeconds |
90 |
Time to keep the completed indexing worker states | |
elasticsearch.adminCenter.displayClusterInfo |
false |
Display Elasticsearch cluster and nodes information in the admin center @since 6.0-HF06, always true for embedded mode | |
elasticsearch.reindex.onStartup |
false |
Reindex the repository content on startup if the index is empty | |
nuxeo.directory.type |
default |
Type of directory, used for LDAP or multi-directory configuration. Possible values are default, ldap, multi. |
Since 6.0 |
nuxeo.user.anonymous.enable |
When LDAP is enabled and this parameter is set to true, allows anonymous login with Guest user |
false |
Since 6.0 |
nuxeo.user.emergency.enable |
When LDAP is enabled and this parameter is set to true, declares an emergency user to connect to Nuxeo in case of LDAP issues |
false |
Since 6.0 |
nuxeo.user.emergency.username |
The username of emergency user when nuxeo.user.emergency.enable is set to true |
MyAdministrator |
Since 6.0 |
nuxeo.user.emergency.password |
The password of emergency user when nuxeo.user.emergency.enable is set to true |
secret |
Since 6.0 |
nuxeo.user.emergency.firstname |
The firstname of emergency user when nuxeo.user.emergency.enable is set to true |
Since 6.0 | |
nuxeo.user.emergency.lastname |
The lastname of emergency user when nuxeo.user.emergency.enable is set to true |
Since 6.0 | |
nuxeo.picture.migration.enabled |
true |
When set to false allows to disable the picture migration that is run on startup and that can be slow on big volume. |
Since 8.10 |
nuxeo.dbs.cache.enabled |
true |
Whether or not the cache is enabled | Since 8.10-HF01 |
nuxeo.dbs.cache.concurrencyLevel |
10 |
Guava cache parameter: Guides the allowed concurrency among update operations. Used as a hint for internal sizing. The table is internally partitioned to try to permit the indicated number of concurrent updates without contention. Because assignment of entries to these partitions is not necessarily uniform, the actual concurrency observed may vary. Ideally, you should choose a value to accommodate as many threads as will ever concurrently modify the table. Using a significantly higher value than you need can waste space and time, and a significantly lower value can lead to thread contention. But overestimates and underestimates within an order of magnitude do not usually have much noticeable impact. A value of one permits only one thread to modify the cache at a time, but since read operations and cache loading computations can proceed concurrently, this still yields higher concurrency than full synchronization. | Since 8.10-HF01 |
nuxeo.dbs.cache.maxSize |
1000 |
The maximum size of DBS cache | Since 8.10-HF01 |
nuxeo.dbs.cache.ttl |
10 |
The expire after write value in minutes | Since 8.10-HF01 |
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