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This page discusses Aqua Data Server Site Configuration, which is done in the System Settings tab. All changes to system settings take effect immediately unless otherwise noted.
To modify System Settings, go to the Admin -> System Settings tab and click the Edit icon just beneath the tabs in the Action Bar.
When Aqua Data Server needs to display a fully qualified URL to the user the system reads the protocol, domain name (or IP address) and port number from the Site URL field. For instance, if Aqua Data Server is sending a new user email, the email includes a password reset link. For the purpose of this example we will assume that the Site URL's dropdown value is "http://" and the text entered in the textbox is "192.168.100.1:8082". The password reset link in the email would look like this: "http://192.168.1001.:8082/app/reset-password".
The value that you specify for the Site URL should be the protocol (http or https), the domain name (or ip address) and port number that users will use to access Aqua Data Server. The Site URL field is used in the Project -> Settings -> Import Project Package page and while sending out new user and password reset emails. You should use the following format for specifying a value for the Site URL field:
[Dropdown]: <either http:// or https://>
[Textbox]: <domain name or ip address of app server>:<port of app server>
Example: Dropdown value of http:// and text of 192.168.100.1:8082.
When initially installed, Aqua Data Server will listen on port number 8082 by default.
All system generated emails, such as new user emails, use this email address for their "From" header. This email address is required.
All system generated emails use this for their "Name" in their "From" header.
This indicates what version of the Aqua Data Server database repository schema is used by this installation. This cannot be edited.
Specifies the Subversion format version to be used by the Open API for local workspaces under Subversion revision control. Any change to this field takes effect only at the next server restart.
It is possible to restrict access to the login screen to only those users who are on an internal IP network. If this setting is enabled, it restricts logins to addresses from within the private IP address space: 172.16.0.0 - 172.31.255.255, 192.168.0.0 - 192.168.255.255, 10.0.0.0 - 10.255.255.255.
With this option, the application accepts logins over HTTPS only. If a user tries to access the login page over HTTP, the user will be shown a "Page Not Found" error message. Please note that after the logging in via HTTPS, the user is able to manually change the URL back to http and the application will continue to function. If you want to completely disable HTTP access, you can do so by checking with your networking administrator and/or by modifying Tomcat's server.conf file to only listen over your HTTPS port.
Default value: No
With this option disabled, you can prevent any user, including System Administrators, from executing an AquaScript from the Projects -> AquaScript tab. AquaScripts that are associated with the Project's workspace or with Scheduled Jobs are not impacted by this setting. You might decide to disable AquaScript execution in a production environment to help prevent unintentional development and testing of new AquaScripts.
Default value: Enabled
This sets the email address From address for all invitations. The "From" field has the format: First Name Last Name via <Invite System Email Name> as the name in the From field and <Invite System Email Address> as the actual email address in the From field.
This sets the email address Name displayed in the "From" header for all invitations. Not all SMTP servers support this. With Google Mail, for example, Google's SMTP server overrides the From field with the SMTP user's account info.
This sets the maximum number of days worth of activity that can display in Network Activities
Sets the Offscreen Renderer as Default, Disabled, Software or Hardware GPU rendered.