Access YAML Configuration Files
Reference Access YAML configuration files: access.config.import.yml, patch.yml, template.yml, and, in Artifactory 7.133.x and earlier, latest.yml.
The following table lists configuration files found under $JFROG_HOME/artifactory/var/etc/access.
| File | Description |
|---|---|
access.config.import.yml | If this file exists, the Access service imports it and overrides all existing settings on restart. This is a full replace, so include every setting you want to keep. If the file does not exist, Access loads with its latest configuration settings. |
access.config.patch.yml | If this file exists, Access merges the values in it into the current configuration on restart and leaves all other settings unchanged. Use this file for partial updates. If the file does not exist, Access loads with its latest configuration settings. |
access.config.template.yml | This installation template includes a reference list of configurable parameters governing Access. Some parameters provide recommended default values; other parameters (such as server names) contain sample values that may render your Access services unusable if loaded. Do not load or modify this file. Keep this file unmodified and never rename it to access.config.import.yml, so you always have the option of reverting to recommended default values. |
access.config.latest.yml | JFrog Artifactory 7.133.x and earlier only. Shows which configuration parameters differ from the default values in the current Access configuration. Edit this file and rename it to access.config.import.yml to make configuration changes. Artifactory 7.146.0 and later do not create this file on disk. The Access support bundle still contains a file with this name, which is a snapshot of the current configuration without licenses. |
access.config.latest.<timestamp>.yml | Artifactory 7.133.x and earlier only. Shows previous versions of the access.config.latest.yml file, with a timestamp indicating when it was replaced. Artifactory 7.146.0 and later do not create these files. Access stores previous configurations in the access_configs_history table in the Access database instead. |
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