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- Content utilities
- DCML Exchange Utility (DET)
- DET relationship to DCML
- Custom fields and custom attributes
- Exporting content
- Exporting filters
- Importing content
- Policy on importing content
- Importing deleted content
- Importing customers
- Synchronizing multimaster meshes with deltas
- Content directory
- Sample session
- Installing the cbt command
- Configuring the cbt command
- Creating a target mesh configuration file
- cbt command reference
- IDK
- IDK build environment
- IDK scripts
- IDK commands
- ISM controls reference
Creating a target mesh configuration file
Create a target mesh configuration file to simplify the use of DET. A sample default configuration file is installed with DET at the following location:
cbt/cfg/default.properties
Ensure the security of user names and passwords in the configuration file by encrypting the passwords using the cbt.security.obfuscatePasswords property.
Configuration properties contains all possible DET configuration-related properties. These properties can be either given on the DET command-line or specified in a configuration file.
The default configuration property values listed in Configuration properties assume that you are running DET on an SA mesh running the Command Center core component. (It is for this reason that the.host properties shows a localhost
value.) Also, twist.certpaths
, ssl.trustcerts
, and ssl.keypairs
assume paths on an Command Center server.
If a configuration-related property is not specifically mentioned in the mesh Configuration file, the default value shown in the Configuration Properties table below will be used.
Property Name |
Default Value |
Description |
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cbt.security.obfuscatePasswords
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False |
Enables password encryption by setting the By setting the value to true, the twist.password and |
cbt.numthreads |
1 |
Number of concurrent threads used for export. For exporting content, you can specify as many threads as you wish. However, for importing content, DET supports only one thread. |
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True |
Use Spike for authentication and authorization on all XML-RPC-based servers. |
spike.host |
way |
Spike's host name or IP. |
spike.path |
wayrpc.py |
Spike's base URL path. |
spike.password |
<no default> |
User password for Spike authentication. This is an OCC user's password and is set during the installation of the mesh. Contact your SA Administrator (or the person who installed the mesh) for this information. |
spike.port |
1018 |
Spike's listener port. |
spike.protocol |
https |
Spike's listener protocol. This is typically HTTPS. |
spike.username |
admin |
User name for Spike authentication. This is the user who was granted permissions by the This user name needs to be an admin account that has permissions to create or modify objects. The DET default configuration sets |
spin.host |
spin |
Data Access Engine's host name or IP. |
spin.path |
spinrpc.py |
Data Access Engine's base URL path. |
spin.port |
1004 |
Data Access Engine's listener port. |
spin.protocol |
http |
Data Access Engine's listener protocol. HTTP if the DET is on the same server as the SA Command Center and is running a clear text spin in a multi-server mesh or HTTPS for any other configuration. |
ssl.keyPairs |
/var/opt/opsware/crypto/twist/spog.pkcs8 |
Comma-separated list of client certificates used to communicate with XML-RPC-based servers. |
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/var/opt/opsware/crypto/twist/opsware-ca.crt |
Comma-separated list of trust certificate files used to communicate with XML-RPC-based servers. |
ssl.useHttpClient |
true |
Use the HTTP Client library instead of JDK's built-in HTTP client.
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twist.certPaths |
/var/opt/opsware/crypto/twist/opsware-ca.crt |
Comma-separated list of trust certificates used to communicate with the Web Services Data Access Engine. |
twist.host |
localhost |
Web Services Data Access Engine's host name or IP. |
twist.password |
<no default> |
Web Services Data Access Engine's password. This password is set during the installation of the mesh. Contact your SA Administrator (or the person who installed the mesh) for this information. |
twist.port |
1032 |
Web Services Data Access Engine's listening port. |
twist.protocol |
https |
Web Services Data Access Engine's protocol. This should be http or https. |
twist.username |
detuser |
Web Services Data Access Engine's user name. This needs to be “ |
way.host |
way |
Command Engine's host name or IP. |
way.path |
wayrpc.py |
Command Engine's base URL path. |
way.port |
1018 |
Command Engine's listener port. |
way.protocol |
https |
Command Engine's listener protocol. This is typically HTTPS. |
word.host |
word |
Software Repository's host name or IP. As of SA 7.80, the Software Repository is part of the Slice Component bundle. |
word.path |
wordbot-new.py |
Software Repository's base URL path. |
word.port |
1003 |
Software Repository's listener port. |
word.protocol |
https |
Software Repository's listener protocol. This is HTTPS. |
mail.transport.protocol |
smtp |
Mail transport protocol used for your mail server. |
mail.smtp.host |
smtp |
Mail server host name. |
mail.smtp.port |
25 |
Port number used by your mail server. |
mail.from |
<currentuser>@<currenthost> |
Email address to use for the From field in the notification email. |
The following is an example of a target mesh configuration file that contains only essential mesh configuration information.
twist.host=twist.c07.dev.opsware.com
twist.port=1032
twist.protocol=https
twist.username=<detuser>
twist.password=<twist_password>
twist.certPaths=<absolute path to opsware-ca.crt>
spike.username=<OCC_user>
spike.password=<OCC_user_password>
spike.host=way.c07.dev.opsware.com
way.host=way.c07.dev.opsware.com
spin.host=spin.c07.dev.opsware.com
word.host=theword.c07.dev.opsware.com
ssl.keyPairs=<absolute path to spog.pkcs8>
ssl.trustCerts=<absolute path to opsware-ca.crt>
mail.transport.protocol=smtp
mail.smtp.host=mail
mail.smtp.port=44
mail.from=joe_user@yourcompany.com
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