Clean 'mango.properties' File

July 25th, 2023

Here is a clean version of the mango.properties file for you to use should you need one.

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# Copyright (C) 2023 Radix IoT LLC. All rights reserved.
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By default if you make changes to the config file Mango will reload its settings


(note: this will not work for all settings)


properties.reloading=true


The port at which Mango Automation will listen for browser connections


web.port=8080


The host interface to which Mango Automation will bind and listen for new connections


0.0.0.0 is the special interface that will force a bind to all available interfaces


web.host=0.0.0.0


Should Mango Automation open (if possible) a browser window when it starts up?


web.openBrowserOnStartup=true


Create admin user on first start


Note: DO NOT SET IN mango.properties or env.properties! You can set these properties via environment variables or Java system properties during provisioning.


initialize.admin.create=true
initialize.admin.username=admin
initialize.admin.password=admin
initialize.admin.email=admin@localhost


Web caching settings


disable caching


web.cache.noStore=false
web.cache.noStore.rest=true
web.cache.noStore.resources=false


set max age of cached files in seconds, only if noStore=false


versioned resources are those with ?v=xxx on the query string


web.cache.maxAge=0
web.cache.maxAge.rest=0
web.cache.maxAge.resources=86400
web.cache.maxAge.versionedResources=31536000


#Upload file size limit (bytes) -1 means no limit
web.fileUpload.maxSize=250000000
#Maximum number of files allowed in a single request. -1 means no limit
web.fileUpload.maxCount=100


Set this to true if you are running Mango behind a reverse proxy that sends "Forwarded" or "X-Forwarded-*" headers.


This includes accessing Mango via Cloud Connect module. By default only requests from localhost are trusted.


web.forwardedHeaders.enabled=true


Set a comma separated list of IP ranges from which to trust Forwarded headers


web.forwardedHeaders.trustedIpRanges=


Default database settings


The path in the db.url is relative to $ (you can also use an absolute path)


db.type=h2
db.url=
db.username=
db.password=
#to compact the database size at shutdown (may take longer but will free up disk space)
db.h2.shutdownCompact=false


#General Database Settings
db.pool.maxActive=100
db.pool.maxIdle=10


relative to the logs directory configured via paths.logs, leave blank to use the same directory


db.update.log.dir=


setting to show query times in the logs as INFO


db.useMetrics=false


if set, will only log slow queries, above this threshold in ms. Will be logged at WARN level instead of INFO


db.metricsThreshold=100


#Tell the jdbc driver to fetch this many rows at a time, useful over network connected dbs (Not MySQL)


negative values will force use jdbc driver default


db.fetchSize=-1
#Number of retries for failed transactions before bailing out on error
db.transaction.retries=5
#Maximum operands for IN(..) queries, will be batched into groups of this size.


On MySQL this is limited by the max_allowed_packet setting, for H2 this is undefined


db.in.maxOperands=1000


MySQL database settings. Your MySQL instance must already be running and configured before this can be used.


#db.type=mysql
#db.url= mysql schema name>
#db.username=<your mysql username>
#db.password=<your mysql password>
#db.mysqldump=<location/command for mysqldump executable for backups>
#db.mysql=<location/command for mysql executable for restore>
#To optionally pass additional arguments to the dump command
#db.mysql.extraDumpArgs=--single-transaction,--skip-lock-tables


Options for creating tables on first start


File to restore database from (relative to $), should point to a .sql or .zip file appropriate for the database type


#db.createTables.restoreFrom=


Enable creating createTables.log file


db.createTables.createLogFile=true


Database settings for conversion. If the db.* settings point to a new database instance, and the convert type setting


is set, Mango Automation will attempt to convert from the convert.db.* settings to the db.* settings


Note that database conversions should not be performed in the same step as an upgrade. First upgrade, then convert.


convert.db.type=
convert.db.url=
convert.db.username=$
convert.db.password=$


#Enable the NoSQL module by default (if it is installed)
db.nosql.enabled=true
#Set the base path for where the NoSQL data will be stored, relative to $ (you can also use an absolute path)
db.nosql.location=databases
#Set the folder name of the point value store
db.nosql.pointValueStoreName=mangoTSDB
#Set the number of files the database can have open at one time
db.nosql.maxOpenFiles=500
#Time after which a shard will be closed
db.nosql.shardStalePeriod=36000000
#Period to check for stale shards
db.nosql.flushInterval=300000
#Query Performance Tuning, File Access Type: Available[INPUT_STREAM,FILE_CHANNEL,RANDOM_ACCESS_FILE,MAPPED_BYTE_BUFFER]
db.nosql.shardStreamType=MAPPED_BYTE_BUFFER
#Setting to speed up NoSQL queries at the expense of a small increase in disk usage
db.nosql.reversible=true
#Setting this will convert your existing point value store [NONE, REVERSIBLE, UNREVERSIBLE]
db.nosql.convert=NONE
#Number of concurrent threads to use to convert the database
db.nosql.convertThreads=4


Run the corruption scan on startup (only if database is marked dirty)


db.nosql.runCorruptionScan=false


Disable creating/deleting dirty marker (.drty) files


db.nosql.disableDirtyFiles=true


Only run corruption scan on shards with dirty marker (.drty) files


Note: This option has no effect when db.nosql.disableDirtyFiles=true


db.nosql.onlyScanDirty=true


scans for and deletes empty directories in the TSDB directory on startup


db.nosql.deleteEmptyDirsAtStartup=true


Configure chunk size for streaming values from and to the TSDB.


Defines a maximum number of point values to read/write into memory.


Increasing this setting may increase performance but will increase memory consumption when querying for point values.


#db.nosql.chunkSize=16384


Max number of attempts to lock series/shard while writing synchronously


#db.nosql.maxLockAttempts=10


#Password encryption scheme [BCRYPT, SHA-1, NONE]
#Legacy is SHA-1, 2.8+ BCRYPT
#security.hashAlgorithm=BCRYPT
#security.bcrypt.log2Rounds=10


#Size of in memory cache to hold a role's inheritance list, this represents the


maximum number of roles to keep in the cache at any given time


cache.roles.size=1000
#Cache all users in memory for performance
cache.users.enabled=true
#Size of in memory cache to hold created Permissions, this represents the


maximum number of roles to keep in the cache at any given time


cache.permission.size=1000


The location of the Mango Automation store from which to get license files.


store.url=https://store.mango-os.com


Disables upgrading the core or modules, note that this does not prevent unpacking of core/module zip files


store.disableUpgrades=false


SSL/TLS setup


Note: Enabling SSL/TLS also turns on HSTS by default, see the ssl.hsts.enabled setting below


ssl.on=true
ssl.port=8443


Configure the key store from which to load X.509 certificate chain and private key.


All key store settings are reloaded dynamically.


If the keystore file does not exist, a temporary self-signed certificate is used instead.


Path to a PKCS #12 or JKS key store, relative to $


By default, use the path to the key store created by the Mango PKI service.


ssl.keystore.location=$


Key store password


ssl.keystore.password=$


Key password (if not set, it is assumed to be the same as the key store password)


#ssl.key.password=


Watch the key store file for changes and reload the certificates/keys for SSL/TLS when it changes


ssl.keystore.watchFile=true


#Time socket can be idle before being closed (ms)
ssl.socketIdleTimeout=70000


Enable ALPN (Application-Layer Protocol Negotiation) for HTTP/2 support.


Current browsers only support HTTP/2 for SSL/TLS connections.


ssl.alpn.on=true


Configure HSTS (HTTP Strict Transport Security)


Enabled by default when ssl.on=true


Sets the Strict-Transport-Security header, web browsers will always connect using HTTPS when they


see this header and they will cache the result for max-age seconds


ssl.hsts.enabled=true
ssl.hsts.maxAge=31536000
ssl.hsts.includeSubDomains=false


System time zone. Leave blank to use default VM time zone.


timezone=


#Rest API Configuration
rest.enabled=true


#Enable to make JSON More readable
rest.indentJSON=false
#Cross Origin Request Handling
rest.cors.enabled=false
rest.cors.allowedOrigins=
rest.cors.allowedMethods=PUT,POST,GET,OPTIONS,DELETE,HEAD
rest.cors.allowedHeaders=content-type,x-requested-with,authorization
rest.cors.exposedHeaders=
rest.cors.allowCredentials=false
rest.cors.maxAge=3600


disable browser redirects


rest.disableErrorRedirects=false


Defaults for temporary resource lifetime (Can override via endpoint parameters if supplied)


Default time before the resource is removed after completion


rest.temporaryResource.expirationPeriods=1
rest.temporaryResource.expirationPeriodType=HOURS


Default time that the task is allowed to run for before it is cancelled


rest.temporaryResource.timeoutPeriods=3
rest.temporaryResource.timeoutPeriodType=HOURS


Limits the rate at which an unauthenticated IP address can access the REST API


Defaults to an initial 10 request burst then 2 requests per 1 second thereafter


rateLimit.rest.anonymous.enabled=true
rateLimit.rest.anonymous.burstQuantity=40
rateLimit.rest.anonymous.quanitity=5
rateLimit.rest.anonymous.period=1
rateLimit.rest.anonymous.periodUnit=SECONDS


Limits the rate at which an authenticated user can access the REST API


Disabled by default


rateLimit.rest.user.enabled=false
rateLimit.rest.user.burstQuantity=20
rateLimit.rest.user.quanitity=10
rateLimit.rest.user.period=1
rateLimit.rest.user.periodUnit=SECONDS


Limits the rate at which authentication attempts can occur by an IP address


Defaults to an initial 5 attempt burst then 1 attempt per 1 minute thereafter


rateLimit.authentication.ip.enabled=true
rateLimit.authentication.ip.burstQuantity=5
rateLimit.authentication.ip.quanitity=1
rateLimit.authentication.ip.period=1
rateLimit.authentication.ip.periodUnit=MINUTES


Limits the rate at which authentication attempts can occur against a username


Defaults to an initial 5 attempt burst then 1 attempt per 1 minute thereafter


rateLimit.authentication.user.enabled=true
rateLimit.authentication.user.burstQuantity=5
rateLimit.authentication.user.quanitity=1
rateLimit.authentication.user.period=1
rateLimit.authentication.user.periodUnit=MINUTES


#For rest API Documentation at /swagger-ui.html
swagger.enabled=false
#path to api-docs for swagger tools, will be appended to base REST api version URL i.e. /rest/v1/
springfox.documentation.swagger.v2.path=/swagger/v2/api-docs


Require authentication to access Swagger API documentation.


If you set this to false then you can use an authentication token (generated on the Mango Users page) from the swagger UI instead.


To use, enter: Bearer <space> <token value> into the Authorize value input in the swagger ui


swagger.apidocs.protected=true


#Distributor Settings
distributor=IA


#Jetty Thread Pool Tuning


Time a thread must be idle before killing to keep pool size at minimum


web.threads.msIdleTimeout=30000


Number of threads allowed to be created to handle incoming requests as needed (defaults to 10x number of processors, or 200, whichever is greater)


web.threads.maximum=


Number of threads to keep around to handle incoming connections (defaults to max threads, or 8, whichever is lesser)


web.threads.minimum=


Number of Requests To queue if all threads are busy (defaults 1280)


web.requests.queueSize=


Ping timeout for response from browser


web.websocket.pingTimeoutMs=10000
#Time socket can be idle before being closed (ms)
web.socketIdleTimeout=70000


Default async request timeout


#web.async.timeout=120000


Enable collection of connection statistics


web.connectionStatistics=true


Enable Jetty JMX support


web.enableJmx=true


#Jetty QoS filter settings


https://www.eclipse.org/jetty/documentation/current/qos-filter.html


Filter enabled setting


web.qos.enabled=false
#The maximum number of requests to be serviced at a time. The default is 10.
web.qos.maxRequests=10
#The length of time, in milliseconds, to wait while trying to accept a new request. Used when the maxRequests limit is reached. Default is 50 ms
web.qos.waitMs=50
#Length of time, in milliseconds, that the request will be suspended if it is not accepted immediately. If set to -1, the container default timeout applies. Default is 30000 ms.
web.qos.suspendMs=30000


#Jetty DoS filter settings


https://www.eclipse.org/jetty/documentation/current/dos-filter.html


Filter enabled setting


web.dos.enabled=false
#Maximum number of requests from a connection per second. Requests in excess of this are first delayed, then throttled. Default is 25.
web.dos.maxRequestsPerSec=75
#Delay imposed on all requests over the rate limit, before they are considered at all


100ms default, -1 = Reject request, 0 = no delay, any other value is delay in ms


web.dos.delayMs=100
#Length of time, in ms, to blocking wait for the throttle semaphore. Default is 50 ms.
web.dos.maxWaitMs=50
#Number of requests over the rate limit able to be considered at once. Default is 5.
web.dos.throttledRequests=5
#Length of time, in ms, to async wait for semaphore. Default is 30000.
web.dos.throttleMs=30000
#Length of time to let the request run, default is 30000 (Keep above 60s for DWR Long Poll to work in legacy UI)
web.dos.maxRequestMs=120000
#Length of time, in ms, to keep track of request rates for a connection, before deciding that the user has gone away, and discarding it. Default is 30000.
web.dos.maxIdleTrackerMs=30000
#If true, insert the DoSFilter headers into the response. Defaults to true.
web.dos.insertHeaders=true
#If true, usage rate is tracked by session if a session exists. Defaults to true.
web.dos.trackSessions=true
#If true and session tracking is not used, then rate is tracked by IP and port (effectively connection). Defaults to false.
web.dos.remotePort=false
#A comma-separated list of IP addresses that will not be rate limited.


Note: These are actual client IPs when behind a proxy server if you configure web.forwardedHeaders.trustedIpRanges to trust your proxy's IP


web.dos.ipWhitelist=


#Jetty Low Resource Management (Used to attempt to free resources when under heavy load)


https://www.eclipse.org/jetty/documentation/current/limit-load.html


web.lowResource.enabled=false


Period in ms to check for a low resource condition, default 10000


web.lowResource.checkPeriod=10000


In low resource condition all existing connection idle timeouts are set to this value, default 1000


web.lowResource.lowResourcesIdleTimeout=1000


check connectors executors to see if their ThreadPool instances that are low on threads, default true


web.lowResource.monitorThreads=true


The maximum memory in bytes that Java is allowed to use before the low resource condition is triggered.


If left empty, the default is 90% of the maximum memory the JVM is configured to use.


Set to 0 to disable the memory usage checks.


web.lowResource.maxMemory=


The time in milliseconds that a low resource state can persist before the low resource idle timeout is reapplied to all connections, default 5000


web.lowResource.maxLowResourceTime=5000


If false, new connections are not accepted while in low resources


web.lowResource.acceptingInLowResources=true


Maximum number of allowed connections, defaults to 0 (disabled)


web.connectionLimit=0


Jetty default servlet configuration (init parameters)


See for descriptions


https://github.com/eclipse/jetty.project/blob/jetty-9.4.x/jetty-webapp/src/main/config/etc/webdefault.xml


web.defaultServlet.dirAllowed=false
web.defaultServlet.maxCacheSize=256000000
web.defaultServlet.maxCachedFileSize=200000000
web.defaultServlet.maxCachedFiles=2048
web.defaultServlet.etags=false


defaults to false for Windows, defaults to true for all other OS


see https://www.eclipse.org/jetty/documentation/current/troubleshooting-locked-files-on-windows.html


#web.defaultServlet.useFileMappedBuffer=true


#iFrame Header Control iFrame Header Control 'X-Frame-Options' (case sensitive options)


SAMEORIGIN - Only allow Mango to embed i-frames when the requesting page was loaded from the Mango domain


DENY - Do not allow at all


ANY - Do not even use the header at all


One specific domain name can be supplied so that the header becomes: ALLOW-FROM http://foo.bar.com


web.security.iFrameAccess=SAMEORIGIN


#Follow symbolic links when serving files from Jetty
web.security.followSymlinks=true


Content Security Policy settings, please see https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/CSP


The reasons for the default policy are outlined below


style-src 'unsafe-inline' - inline styles are used by AngularJS Material for the dynamic theming


script-src 'unsafe-eval' - needed by Fabric.js used in amCharts for drawing on charts, also gives AngularJS a 30% performance boost


connect-src ws: wss: - necessary as 'self' does not permit connections to websockets on the same origin, this should be configured to restrict it to your server's actual hostname


img-src data: - allows for small base64 encoded images to be embedded inline into the html


img-src/script-src https://www.google-analytics.com - allows for enabling Google analytics (not enabled by default, must be manually enabled by admin via UI Settings page)


img-src/script-src https://maps.google.com https://maps.googleapis.com https://maps.gstatic.com - allows for using the Google maps component


style-src/font-src https://fonts.googleapis.com https://fonts.gstatic.com - allows for using Google fonts in dashboards


web.security.contentSecurityPolicy.enabled=false
web.security.contentSecurityPolicy.reportOnly=false
web.security.contentSecurityPolicy.defaultSrc='self'
web.security.contentSecurityPolicy.scriptSrc='self' 'unsafe-eval' https://maps.google.com https://maps.googleapis.com https://www.google-analytics.com
web.security.contentSecurityPolicy.styleSrc='self' 'unsafe-inline' https://fonts.googleapis.com
web.security.contentSecurityPolicy.connectSrc='self' ws: wss:
web.security.contentSecurityPolicy.imgSrc='self' data: https://maps.google.com https://maps.gstatic.com https://www.google-analytics.com
web.security.contentSecurityPolicy.fontSrc='self' https://fonts.gstatic.com
web.security.contentSecurityPolicy.mediaSrc=
web.security.contentSecurityPolicy.objectSrc=
web.security.contentSecurityPolicy.frameSrc=
web.security.contentSecurityPolicy.workerSrc=
web.security.contentSecurityPolicy.manifestSrc=
web.security.contentSecurityPolicy.other=


#Regex used to match serial ports so they show up in the menu
serial.port.linux.regex=((cu|ttyS|ttyUSB|ttyACM|ttyAMA|rfcomm|ttyO|COM)[0-9]|rs(232|485)-[0-9])
serial.port.linux.path=/dev/
serial.port.windows.regex=
serial.port.windows.path=
serial.port.osx.path=/dev/
serial.port.osx.regex=(cu|tty)..*
#Number of bytes read events to queue up before discarding
serial.port.eventQueueSize=10000
#Rate at which to poll the serial port for new data events in Linux (Windows uses interrupts)


this is only used by the Serial data source all others directly poll the port


serial.port.linux.readPeriods=500
serial.port.linux.readPeriodType=MILLISECONDS


Start data sources in parallel threads (default 1)


#runtime.datasource.startupThreads=1


Stop data sources in parallel threads (default 1)


#runtime.datasource.shutdownThreads=1


Start publishers in parallel threads (default 1)


#runtime.publisher.startupThreads=1


Stop publishers in parallel threads (default 1)


#runtime.publisher.shutdownThreads=1


#Log number of aborted polls for a polling data source this often at a minimum (only logged after next aborted poll past this time)
runtime.datasource.pollAbortedLogFrequency=3600000


Start data points in parallel threads (default: number of CPU cores)


#runtime.datapoint.startupThreads=8


Number of data points to start in each thread


#runtime.datapoint.startupThreads.pointsPerThread=1000


Start published points in parallel threads (default: number of CPU cores)


#runtime.publishedPoint.startupThreads=8


Number of published points to start in each thread


#runtime.publishedPoint.startupThreads.pointsPerThread=1000


#Report Javascript Execution Times at INFO Level logging


add this to log4j.xml   <category name="org.perf4j.TimingLogger"><level value="info"/></category>


runtime.javascript.metrics=false


#Default task queue size for the Real Time Timer, should multiple tasks of the same type be queued up?


Tasks are rejected from a full queue, a size of 0 means reject multiple instances of the same task


runtime.realTimeTimer.defaultTaskQueueSize=0
#When a task queue is full should the waiting tasks be discarded and replaced with the most recent
runtime.realTimeTimer.flushTaskQueueOnReject=false
#Delay (in ms) to wait to rate limit task rejection log messages so they don't fill up logs and use too much cpu doing it
runtime.taskRejectionLogPeriod=10000
#Maximum counts to wait to terminate the thread pool's tasks that are running or queued to run


each count is 1 second.  So the default of 60 = 1 minute.  Note that the medium and low


timeout happens first and then the remaining time is spent waiting of the high priority tasks.


So by setting both to the same value will result in waiting only as long as that value.


runtime.shutdown.medLowTimeout=60
runtime.shutdown.highTimeout=60


Installation directory of Mango (defaults to working directory, or legacy MA_HOME environment variable)


#paths.home=


Base directory for storing variable data (relative to $ unless absolute)


#paths.data=




NOTE: All of the following paths are relative to $ unless absolute path is supplied




path to the filestore base directory


filestore.location=filestore


path to the module data base directory


moduleData.location=data


path to temporary files base directory (default: Java system property 'java.io.tmpdir' e.g. /tmp or C:\Users%username%\AppData\Local\Temp)


If this is set, it will override the 'java.io.tmpdir' system property


#paths.temp=


path to the log files base directory


paths.logs=logs


default path for backups (e.g. configuration backups, SQL backups, NoSQL point value backups)


note: this is the default, some of these locations are configurable via system settings


paths.backup=backup


overrides path, typically for freemarker templates (/ftl) and web overrides (/web)


paths.overrides=overrides


PID file location (used by start-mango.sh)


paths.pid.file=ma.pid


Start options script (used by start-mango.sh)


paths.start.options=start-options.sh


HTTP session (authentication) cookie name and domain name settings.




Use the Mango GUID as the session cookie name


sessionCookie.useGuid=true


name takes precedence over useGuid if set


sessionCookie.name=


Set the domain name that the cookie is valid for, can be used to make the session login valid for subdomains too.


If left blank the session cookie can only be used for the domain that you login at.


sessionCookie.domain=


Persist sessions into the database


sessionCookie.persistent=true


Check to see if session should be saved, only saved if session was changed, 0 means always save after every request


sessionCookie.persistPeriodSeconds=30


Additional advanced session cookie settings


#sessionCookie.secure=true
#sessionCookie.path=/
#sessionCookie.comment=


Maximum age of the session cookie before it is cleared by the browser. A value of -1 means that it will not expire.


Note: This setting is different from the session expiration period which is configured via the System Settings page


and invalidates inactive sessions in the backend.


sessionCookie.maxAge=-1


Controls the poll period for collecting internal metrics


internal.monitor.pollPeriod=10000


Controls the poll period for collecting disk usage


internal.monitor.diskUsage.pollPeriod=1200000


Should MA_HOME and each file store directory be monitored individually in addition to the partitions?


internal.monitor.diskUsage.monitorDirectories=false


monitor SQL database directory size


internal.monitor.diskUsage.monitorSql=false


monitor TSDB (NoSQL) database directory size


internal.monitor.diskUsage.monitorTsdb=false


enables getting operating system, process, and hardware information via the OSHI native library


internal.monitor.enableOperatingSystemInfo=true


These settings are used in the default log4j2.xml file included with Mango. For more control, specify your own


log4j2.xml configuration file using the log4j2.configurationFile property.


logger for messages from Mango


logger.mango.level=info
logger.mango.includeLocation=true


logger for messages from scripts


logger.script.level=trace
logger.script.includeLocation=false


root logger, logs all other messages (e.g. messages from libraries used by Mango)


logger.root.level=warn
logger.root.includeLocation=true


stdout console appender


appender.stdout.level=trace
appender.stdout.pattern=%-5p %d (%C.%M:%L) - %m%n


ma.log file appender


appender.logfile.level=trace
appender.logfile.pattern=%-5p %d (%C.%M:%L) - %m%n
appender.logfile.size=100MB
appender.logfile.delete.age=30d
appender.logfile.delete.count=1000
appender.logfile.delete.size=1GB


script log file appender


appender.script.level=trace
appender.script.pattern=%-5p %d %c - %m%n
appender.script.size=100MB
appender.script.delete.age=30d
appender.script.delete.count=1000
appender.script.delete.size=1GB


You can configure any log4j2 property here


See https://logging.apache.org/log4j/2.x/manual/configuration.html#System_Properties


e.g. path to your own log4j2 configuration file (relative to $ unless absolute}}


#log4j2.configurationFile=path/to/log4j2.xml


Authentication settings


authentication.token.enabled=true
authentication.basic.enabled=true
authentication.basic.realm=Mango
authentication.session.maxSessions=10
authentication.oauth2.enabled=false


OAuth2 client settings


comma separated list of client registration ids to enable


oauth2.client.registrationIds=


pre-configured providers are Google, Github, Facebook, Okta and OneLogin (see org.springframework.security.config.oauth2.client.CommonOAuth2Provider)


#oauth2.client.registration..provider=onelogin
#oauth2.client.registration..clientId=
#oauth2.client.registration..clientSecret=
#oauth2.client.registration.onelogin.authorizationUri=https://.onelogin.com/oidc/2/auth
#oauth2.client.registration.onelogin.tokenUri=https://.onelogin.com/oidc/2/token
#oauth2.client.registration.onelogin.jwkSetUri=https://.onelogin.com/oidc/2/certs
#oauth2.client.registration.onelogin.issuerUri=https://.onelogin.com/oidc/2
#oauth2.client.registration.onelogin.userInfoUri=https://.onelogin.com/oidc/2/me


add provider defaults for OneLogin, to use this provider you will need to configure your registration URIs


oauth2.client.provider.onelogin.userInfoAuthenticationMethod=header
oauth2.client.provider.onelogin.clientAuthenticationMethod=basic
oauth2.client.provider.onelogin.authorizationGrantType=authorization_code
oauth2.client.provider.onelogin.scope=openid,name,profile,groups,email,params,phone
oauth2.client.provider.onelogin.clientName=OneLogin
oauth2.client.provider.onelogin.userMapping.roles=groups


provider defaults for Google


oauth2.client.provider.google.userMapping.username=email


provider defaults for Github


oauth2.client.provider.github.userMapping.issuer.fixed=https://github.com
oauth2.client.provider.github.userMapping.subject=id
oauth2.client.provider.github.userMapping.username=login
oauth2.client.provider.github.userMapping.username.suffix=@users.noreply.github.com
oauth2.client.provider.github.userMapping.email=login
oauth2.client.provider.github.userMapping.email.suffix=@users.noreply.github.com


provider defaults for Microsoft, to use this provider you will need to configure your registration URIs


oauth2.client.provider.microsoft.userInfoAuthenticationMethod=header
oauth2.client.provider.microsoft.clientAuthenticationMethod=basic
oauth2.client.provider.microsoft.authorizationGrantType=authorization_code
oauth2.client.provider.microsoft.scope=openid,profile,email
oauth2.client.provider.microsoft.clientName=Microsoft
oauth2.client.provider.microsoft.userInfoUri=https://graph.microsoft.com/oidc/userinfo


set default mappings to OpenID Connect claim names, see org.springframework.security.oauth2.core.oidc.StandardClaimNames


issuer and subject are required and should form a unique pair, do not change these unless your OAuth2 provider is not OpenID Connect compliant


oauth2.client.default.userNameAttributeName=sub
oauth2.client.default.userMapping.issuer=iss
oauth2.client.default.userMapping.subject=sub
oauth2.client.default.userMapping.username=preferred_username
oauth2.client.default.userMapping.name=name
oauth2.client.default.userMapping.email=email
oauth2.client.default.userMapping.phone=phone_number
oauth2.client.default.userMapping.locale=locale
oauth2.client.default.userMapping.timezone=zoneinfo


mapping of individual roles can be configured below


oauth2.client.default.userMapping.roles=roles


enable syncing of roles from identity provider to Mango user


oauth2.client.default.userMapping.roles.sync=true


ignore some roles from identity provider (comma separated list)


oauth2.client.default.userMapping.roles.ignore=


add prefix to roles from identity provider


oauth2.client.default.userMapping.roles.prefix=


add suffix to roles from identity provider


oauth2.client.default.userMapping.roles.suffix=


map a role from the identity provider to a different role xid


#oauth2.client.default.userMapping.roles.map.xyz=superadmin


add additional roles to the user (comma separated list), user role is added implicitly


oauth2.client.default.userMapping.roles.add=


Public Key Infrastructure (PKI)


All PKI paths are relative to $ unless absolute.


Enable the PKI service


pki.enabled=true


Path for storing and loading the server/client public key (PEM encoded)


pki.publicKey=certificates/instance.pub


Path for storing and loading the server/client private key (PEM encoded PKCS #8)


pki.privateKey=certificates/instance.key


Path for storing and loading the server/client certificate (PEM encoded X.509)


pki.certificate=certificates/instance.crt


Subject Alternative Names (SANs) for the certificate (DNS names or IP addresses, comma separated)


The first entry will be used as subject CN. If not set, the DNS names are automatically determined.


#pki.subjectAlternativeNames=


Path for storing a PKCS #12 key store, created from the above certificate chain and private key


pki.keyStore=certificates/instance.p12


Password to use for the key store and key password


pki.keyStorePassword=password


Period to check PKI certificates for expiration and auto-renew


pki.monitor.checkPeriod=10 minutes


Auto-renew certificates which are expiring soon, if false alarms will still be raised


pki.monitor.autoRenewEnabled=true


Renew certificate and/or raise alarms when certificates have less than this amount of time left before expiration.


Can be expressed as an absolute amount of time (e.g. 3 days) or a percentage of total validity (e.g. 25%).


e.g. for a certificate with 1 year validity, 25% means that with 3 months left it would be considered "expiring soon".


pki.monitor.expiringSoonThreshold=25%


Enable the default Mango certificate authority (CA) service


pki.ca.name=defaultCertificateAuthority


Path for storing and loading the CA public key (PEM encoded)


pki.ca.publicKey=certificates/ca.pub


Path for storing and loading the CA private key (PEM encoded PKCS #8)


pki.ca.privateKey=certificates/ca.key


Path for storing and loading the CA certificate (PEM encoded X.509)


pki.ca.certificate=certificates/ca.crt


When creating the root/intermediate CA certificate, how long is it valid for


pki.ca.caCertificateValidity=10 years


When signing a server/client certificate, how long is it valid for (certificates are automatically renewed before expiration)


pki.ca.certificateValidity=1 days


Name of Java security provider e.g. BC for Bouncy Castle


pki.providerName=BC


Key algorithm e.g. EC (elliptic curve), EdDSA (Edwards-Curve) or RSA


See https://docs.oracle.com/en/java/javase/17/docs/specs/security/standard-names.html#keypairgenerator-algorithms


pki.keyAlgorithm=EC


Curve name for EC/EdDSA (e.g. secp256r1, Ed25519) or key size for RSA (e.g. 2048, 4096)


See https://docs.oracle.com/en/java/javase/17/docs/specs/security/standard-names.html#parameterspec-names


pki.keyParameters=secp256r1


Signature algorithm for certificates, e.g. SHA256withECDSA for EC, Ed25519 for EdDSA or SHA512WithRSA for RSA


See https://docs.oracle.com/en/java/javase/17/docs/specs/security/standard-names.html#signature-algorithms


pki.signatureAlgorithm=SHA256withECDSA


Enable gRPC server


grpc.server.enabled=true


gRPC server TCP port


grpc.server.port=9090


Enable gRPC reflection service


grpc.server.reflectionEnabled=true


Enable TLS on the gRPC server port


grpc.server.tlsEnabled=true


Server X.509 certificate, including full certificate chain. Path to file (PEM encoded).


grpc.server.certChain=$


Server private key. Path to file (PEM encoded).


grpc.server.privateKey=$


Root certificates for verification of client certificates (mTLS). If empty the OS/Java default root certificates will be used. Path to file (PEM encoded).


grpc.server.rootCerts=$


Client authentication options (mTLS): NONE/OPTIONAL/REQUIRE


grpc.server.clientAuth=REQUIRE


Client X.509 certificate, including full certificate chain. Path to file (PEM encoded).


grpc.client.certChain=$


Client private key. Path to file (PEM encoded).


grpc.client.privateKey=$


Root certificates for verification of the server certificate. If empty the OS/Java default root certificates will be used. Path to file (PEM encoded).


grpc.client.rootCerts=$


Interval to check for changes to files (used for checking changes to SSL/TLs certificates)


fileWatchService.checkInterval=10 seconds

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