diff --git a/cargo/Cargo+Daemon.html b/cargo/Cargo+Daemon.html index 56990013e4..666ab2fb38 100644 --- a/cargo/Cargo+Daemon.html +++ b/cargo/Cargo+Daemon.html @@ -363,7 +363,7 @@

Installation

daemon.home

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Directory in which the standaone 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).

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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.

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Installation

${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:

+ +

Some examples:

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+
+ 
# 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 functionality is new with Cargo Daemon version 1.10.11.

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Getting started using the b
  • Containers can also be submitted with the autostart property, this will automatically restart the container if the daemon notices it is stopped.

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    Getting started with the Java API / ANT tasks / Maven 3 plugin

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    Getting started with the Java API / Ant tasks / Maven 3 plugin

    As stated before, the Cargo Daemon is also available programmatically: