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Configuration Tool Command Line Reference

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This article applies to: OutSystems 11 Other versions available: 10

The Configuration Tool allows you to configure your OutSystems server.

The default path of the Configuration Tool command line is the following:

C:\Program Files\OutSystems\Platform Server\ConfigurationTool.com

The Configuration Tool command line returns non-zero values when an error occurs.

Syntax

ConfigurationTool.com 
    | /SetupInstall [<platform_db_admin_username> <platform_db_admin_password> <logging_db_admin_username> <logging_db_admin_password>] [/SetPlatformServerAdminPassword <platform_server_admin_password>] 
    | /UpgradeInstall [<integrated_auth_admin_password>] [/SetPlatformServerAdminPassword <platform_server_admin_password>] 
    | /RebuildSession <session_db_admin_username> <session_db_admin_password> 
    | /InstallServiceCenter  
    | /InstallSystemComponents
    | /GenerateTemplates
    | /ClearInternalNetwork
    | /UploadLicense <license_file> <platform_server_admin_user> <platform_server_admin_password>
    | /RegenerateSettingsKey
    | /GetSerial
    | /SetPlatformServerAdminPassword <platform_server_admin_password>
    | /GetDeploymentZones
    | /ModifyDeploymentZone <deployment_zone_name> <deployment_zone_address> [<enable_https>]
    | /CreateUpgradeCacheInvalidationService
    | /EnableServerAPI
    | /DisableServerAPI
    | /UpgradeEnvironment
    | /UpgradePublishedApplications
    | /ApplySettingsFactory

Parameters

/SetupInstall [<platform_db_admin_username> <platform_db_admin_password> <logging_db_admin_username> <logging_db_admin_password>] [/SetPlatformServerAdminPassword <platform_server_admin_password>]

Creates or upgrades the OutSystems platform and logging database model using the server.hsconf configuration file.

For Azure SQL Database or SQL Server databases, you must provide the credentials needed to create or upgrade the platform database. Furthermore, if you specify separate platform and logging databases in server.hsconf, you also need to provide the credentials needed to create or upgrade the logging database.

For Oracle databases, you do not need to provide the admin usernames and passwords.

If you provide the optional /SetPlatformServerAdminPassword parameter with a password, sets the password for the Platform Server admin user.

/UpgradeInstall [<integrated_auth_admin_password>] [/SetPlatformServerAdminPassword <platform_server_admin_password>]

Upgrades the OutSystems platform and logging database models, without validating if the database exists or if the permissions are correct.

The admin password is optional and is only used for integrated authentication purposes where the password isn't stored in the server configuration file.

If you provide the optional /SetPlatformServerAdminPassword parameter with a password, sets the password for the Platform Server admin user.

/RebuildSession <session_db_admin_username> <session_db_admin_password>

Upgrades the session database model. The username and password provided must belong to a user with permissions to execute these operations.

/InstallServiceCenter

Forces the Service Center installation to run after finishing Configuration Tool.

/InstallSystemComponents

Forces the System Components installation or upgrade to run after applying the configuration settings.

/GenerateTemplates

Generates server configuration file (.hsconf) templates for each supported database engine in Platform Server\docs.

/ClearInternalNetwork

Resets the internal network settings so that internal applications become accessible from any origin.

/UploadLicense <license_file> <platform_server_admin_user> <platform_server_admin_password>

Uploads the license file and checks if the license is valid.

You must provide valid Service Center admin user credentials to execute this operation.
The Service Center application must be running.

/RegenerateSettingsKey

Generates a new private.key file.

/GetSerial

Prints the serial number of this installation.

/SetPlatformServerAdminPassword <platform_server_admin_password>

Defines the password for the Platform Server Admin user, if the user is active.
Note: This command doesn't work when using Integrated Authentication.

/GetDeploymentZones

Lists the configured deployment zones for the current installation. The data is presented in JSON format, limited to the relevant settings that can be manipulated with /ModifyDeploymentZone, namely: the Configuration Name and Address, and it's Enable HTTPS status.

/ModifyDeploymentZone <deployment_zone_name> <deployment_zone_address> [<enable_https>]

Modifies the Address and/or Enable HTTPS settings of a Deployment Zone.

<deployment_zone_name> is the Deployment Zone that you want to modify; this argument is case insensitive (for example "GLOBAL" will map to "Global").

<deployment_zone_address> is the new address for the target Deployment Zone.

[<enable_https>] is an optional boolean argument; if this argument is not provided the setting will remain unchanged. If the string "true" (case insensitive) is provided, the Enable HTTPS setting is set to "true"; if any other string is provided the setting Enable HTTPS is set to "false". The applied value of the Enable HTTPS setting is displayed.

/CreateUpgradeCacheInvalidationService

Installs cache invalidation service or reconfigures the service given in the configuration file (server.hsconf).

/EnableServerAPI

Enables Server.API and Server.Identity on this machine. (Server.API and Server.Identity are enabled by default).

/DisableServerAPI

Disables Server.API and Server.Identity on this machine. Beware, Service Center will not work without them.

/UpgradeEnvironment

Installs the core components (Service Center and the System Components), and starts preparing your modules for the new Platform Server version. Skips any of these steps if they were previously executed.

/UpgradePublishedApplications

Forces the preparation of your modules for the new Platform Server version.

/ApplySettingsFactory

Applies the current server.hsconf settings to the factory.
Note: This command only generates output in case of errors.

Example

Perform a clean installation for SQL Server or Azure SQL Database:

ConfigurationTool.com
    /SetupInstall <platform_db_admin_username> <platform_db_admin_password> <logging_db_admin_username> <logging_db_admin_password>
    /RebuildSession <session_db_admin_username> <session_db_admin_password>
    /CreateUpgradeCacheInvalidationService
    /InstallServiceCenter

Perform a clean installation for Oracle:

ConfigurationTool.com
    /SetupInstall
    /RebuildSession <session_db_admin_username> <session_db_admin_password>
    /CreateUpgradeCacheInvalidationService
    /InstallServiceCenter

Perform an upgrade from OutSystems 10 (or lower):

ConfigurationTool.com
    /UpgradeInstall <integrated_auth_admin_password>
    /RebuildSession <session_db_admin_username> <session_db_admin_password>
    /CreateUpgradeCacheInvalidationService
    /UpgradeEnvironment

Perform an upgrade from OutSystems 11:

ConfigurationTool.com
    /UpgradeInstall <integrated_auth_admin_password>
    /RebuildSession <session_db_admin_username> <session_db_admin_password>
    /UpgradeEnvironment

Modify the Address and/or Enable HTTPS settings of the "Global" deployment zone:

ConfigurationTool.com
    /ModifyDeploymentZone "Global" <deployment_zone_address> [<enable_https>]

Disable Server.API and Server.Identity:

ConfigurationTool.com
    /DisableServerAPI

Enable Server.API and Server.Identity:

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    /EnableServerAPI

Logging

By default, the Configuration Tool has logging enabled with log level 4 (Verbose), and the predefined log file is defined as C:\Windows\Temp\ConfigurationTool.log.

For more information on configuring logs check the Change OutSystems Platform logging levels (OSTrace) topic.

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