Nathan,

You can pass path locations as environment variables to the container or java:

-Dcas.standalone.configurationDirectory=/home/uvtomcat/casconfigserver_config/config
-Dspring.config.import=optional:file:///home/uvtomcat/casconfigserver_config/config/management.properties

The first line is what we used in our previous version of cas management, the 
second line is the one I added for version 6.5 (not sure why spring no longer 
finds the file in the directory).

Other paths can go in management.properties.

Ray

On Thu, 2022-07-28 at 01:39 -0700, Nathan Lewan wrote:
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hello!

So i'm coming off a successful deployment of 6.1 of  cas and cas-management, 
and trying similar deployment practices with the 6.5 branches. I've run into 
some things I wanted to mention to see if i'm just doing it wrong.

I can't leave well enough alone and like to have the cas.properties, and 
management.properties files in custom locations, along with services, and 
users.json, etc. I've had great success with using the SPRING_APPLICATION_JSON 
environment variable to define cas.standalone.configurationDirectory, which 
tells cas and cas-management where to look for certain config files.

CAS 6.5.5 is working beautifully with this, but CAS-Management 6.5.5 is choking.

Despite the catalina.out log stating that both cas and cas-management have 
found the cas.properties and management.properties files, cas-management 
appears to not read the contents.

Settings like the JSON service Registry folder location will not take if I just 
define them in the management.properties file. CAS picks up on the location 
defined in its cas.properties file, but not CAS-Management. I have just had 
luck defining it's location in the SPRING_APPLICATION_JSON environment variable 
using the same property as is written in the management.properties file. That 
got that part working, but then cas-management started to say it was looking in 
/etc/cas for things again, and failing.

Anyone have any similar experiences?

thanks!

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