Care
Direct modification of the global configuration descriptor is an advanced feature, and if done incorrectly may render Artifactory in an undefined and unusable state. We strongly recommend backing up the configuration before making any direct changes, and taking great care when doing so.
Modifying Configuration Using the UI
You can access the Global Configuration Descriptor in theAdminmodule underAdvanced | Config Descriptor.There you can modify the file's contents directly or copy the contents from the entry field.
Modifying Configuration Using the REST API
You can retrieve or set the global configuration by sending a GET or POST request tohttp://. For example:
curl -u admin:password -X GET -H "Accept: application/xml" http://localhost:8081/artifactory/api/system/configuration curl -u admin:password -X POST -H "Content-type:application/xml" --data-binary @artifactory.config.xml http://localhost:8081/artifactory/api/system/configuration
Bootstrapping the Global Configuration
You can bootstrap Artifactory with a predefined global configuration by creating an$JFROG_HOME/artifactory/var/etc/artifactory/artifactory.config.import.xmlfile containing the Artifactory configuration descriptor.
If Artifactory detects this file at startup, it uses the information in the file to override its global configuration. This is useful if you want to copy the configuration to another instance of Artifactory.
After you have restart and Artifactory did the import, the old file$JFROG_HOME/artifactory/var/etc/artifactory/artifactory.config.import.xmlwill be moved to a file called$JFROG_HOME/artifactory/var/etc/artifactory/artifactory.config.bootstrap.xml.
Security Configuration Descriptor
Care
Direct modification of the security descriptor is an advanced feature, and if done incorrectly may render Artifactory in an undefined and unusable state. We strongly recommend backing up the configuration before making any direct changes, and taking great care when doing so.
Bootstrapping the Security Configuration
Artifactory stores all security information as part of its internal storage.You can bootstrap Artifactory with a predefined security configuration by creating a$JFROG_HOME/artifactory/var/etc/artifactory/security.import.xmlfile containing the Artifactory exported security configuration information.
If Artifactory detects this file at startup, it uses the information in the file to override all security settings. This is useful if you want to copy the security configuration to another instance of Artifactory.
Modifying Security Using the REST API
Modifying the Security Configuration Descriptor Using the REST API has beendeprecated.
内容类型/ MIME类型
Artifactory provides a flexible mechanism to manage content type/MIME Type. You can define system-wide MIME types for common usage, but you can also overwrite the MIME types for specific files as needed. The list of default MIME types can be found in in$JFROG_HOME/artifactory/var/etc/artifactory/mimetypes.xml并且可以进行编辑以添加、删除或张e MIME types. If a file has an extension that is not supported by any of the MIME types, or does not have an extension at all, Artifactory will use the default MIME type ofapplication/octet-stream. To determine an artifact's MIME type, Artifactory compares its extension with the those in themimetype.xmlfile, and applies the MIME type of the first extension that matches.
MIME Type Attributes
Each MIME type may have the following attributes:
type |
The MIME type unique name (mandatory) |
extensions |
A comma separated list of file extensions mapped to this MIME type (mandatory) |
index |
True if this MIME type should be indexed for archive searching (valid only for supported archive files) |
archive |
True if this MIME type is a browsable archive |
viewable |
True if this MIME type can be viewed as a text file inside Artifactory UI |
syntax |
The UI highlighter syntax to for this MIME type (only relevant if this is aviewabletype) |
css |
The css class of a display icon for this mime type |
For example, from the extensions parameter in the above mimtypes.xml file sample we can conclude that:
test.properties is a text/plainMIME typetest.cssis atext/cssMIME typetest.docis anapplication/octet-streamMIME type sincedocis not included in any of the other MIME types.
IMPORTANT: Make sure you restart Artifactory for your changes to take affect.
Artifactory MIME Types
mimetypes.xml (e.g. application/x-checksum)are used by Artifactory. Great care should be taken before changing these Mime-Types to ensure Artifactory continues to function correctly.Setting Content-Type During Download
Using Artifactory, when downloading files you can override theContent-TypeHTTP header by setting theartifactory.content-typeproperty.If theartifactory.content-typeproperty is not explicitly set,Artifactory will use the default mechanism of matching the artifact name extension to the extensions in themimtypes.xml fileto apply the Content-Type.
This feature is only available with Artifactory Pro.
System Properties
而不是配置properties in the JVM runtime configuration of the hosting container, you can edit$JFROG_HOME/artifactory/var/etc/artifactory/artifactory.system.propertiesfile and restart Artifactory.
The Artifactory system properties are documented within this file.
Since these settings impact the entire container VM, we recommend using this feature primarily for specifying Artifactory-related properties only (such as changing the database used by Artifactory, etc.).
Setting properties inartifactory.system.propertiesis an advanced feature and is typically not required.
Do not confuse these setting with those in the$JFROG_HOME/artifactory/var/data/artifactory/artifactory.propertiesfile, which are for internal use.
Storage Properties
Artifactory provides you with abinarystore.xmlfile so that you can configure the specific storage solution used in your system. For details please refer toConfiguring the Filestore.
