configuration.ini#
The configuration.ini
config file, located at /etc/squirro/configuration.ini
configures the workings of the configuration service.
Warning
This configuration file is not used in Squirro 3.3.3 and later. See Configuration Service for instructions on defining these values.
Sections#
The configuration file is split up into one section per data type - bool
, int
or string
.
bool
Option |
Description |
Default Value |
frontend.userapp.signup |
Signup form. When False, the form can still be used if the URL is known. |
true |
frontend.userapp.sso-disable-user-edit |
Disable user management functionality, which is useful when Squirro is integrated with a Single-SignOn (SSO) system. Enabling this, disables the following functionality:
|
false |
frontend.performance |
Enable frontend performance logging |
false |
frontend.new_relic |
Enable new relic logging (needs frontend.performance to be enabled) |
false |
frontend.userapp.item-keyword-edit |
Enable keyword/facet/tags edit in Explore Mode (Admin mode for Result List Widget) |
false |
int
Option |
Description |
Default Value |
frontend.userapp.paste-filter-threshold |
If a text is pasted into the search box which is longer than this many words, we use the smart filter approach. Set to -1 to disable. |
10 |
string
Option |
Description |
Default Value |
frontend.date.short |
Format for short dates (result lists) |
timeago |
frontend.date.long |
Format for long dates (result lists) |
calendar |
frontend.userapp.contact |
Email address for support contact in the help drop-down |
|
frontend.userapp.mainDocumentation |
Link to the Squirro documentation in the help drop-down |
Restart Service#
After changing any of the configuration.ini options, you need to run the following two commands:
sudo systemctl restart sqconfigurationd
sudo systemctl restart redis-server-cache