Server configuration

The omero config command is responsible for reading / writing user-specific profiles stored under etc/grid/config.xml. To get the current profile, use the omero config def command:

$ bin/omero config def
default

You can then examine the current profile keys using omero config get and set key-value pairs using omero config set:

$ bin/omero config get

$ bin/omero config set example "my first value"

$ bin/omero config get
example=my first value

You can use the OMERO_CONFIG environment variable to point at a different profile, e.g.:

$ OMERO_CONFIG=another bin/omero config def
another

$ OMERO_CONFIG=another bin/omero config get

$ OMERO_CONFIG=another bin/omero config set example "my second value"

$ OMERO_CONFIG=another bin/omero config get
example=my second value

The values set via omero config set override those compiled into the server jars. The default values which are set can be seen in Configuration properties glossary. To add several values to a configuration, you can pipe them via standard in using omero config load:

$ grep omero.ldap etc/omero.properties | OMERO_CONFIG=ldap bin/omero config load

$ OMERO_CONFIG=ldap bin/omero config get
omero.ldap.attributes=objectClass
omero.ldap.base=ou=example,o=com
omero.ldap.config=false
omero.ldap.groups=
omero.ldap.keyStore=
omero.ldap.keyStorePassword=
omero.ldap.new_user_group=default
omero.ldap.password=
omero.ldap.protocol=
omero.ldap.trustStore=
omero.ldap.trustStorePassword=
omero.ldap.urls=ldap://localhost:389
omero.ldap.username=
omero.ldap.values=person

Each of these values can then be modified to suit your local setup. To remove one of the key-value pairs, pass no second argument:

$ OMERO_CONFIG=ldap bin/omero config set omero.ldap.trustStore

$ OMERO_CONFIG=ldap bin/omero config set omero.ldap.trustStorePassword

$ OMERO_CONFIG=ldap bin/omero config set omero.ldap.keyStore

$ OMERO_CONFIG=ldap bin/omero config set omero.ldap.keyStorePassword

$ OMERO_CONFIG=ldap bin/omero config get
omero.ldap.attributes=objectClass
omero.ldap.base=ou=example,o=com
omero.ldap.config=false
omero.ldap.groups=
omero.ldap.new_user_group=default
omero.ldap.password=
omero.ldap.protocol=
omero.ldap.urls=ldap://localhost:389
omero.ldap.username=
omero.ldap.values=person

If you will be using a particular profile more frequently you can set it as your default using the omero config def command:

$ bin/omero config def ldap

And finally, if you would like to remove a profile, for example to wipe a given password off of a system, use omero config drop:

$ bin/omero config drop