I didn't say to delete the config file (I explained why that might not
work) - I said to *edit* the config file and remove the
... block from the XML content.
-Chad
On Tue, Aug 8, 2023 at 5:37 PM Alex Murphy
wrote:
> I tried the way you told me, but nothing changed. I followed the above
>
I tried the way you told me, but nothing changed. I followed the above
steps:
1. stop the GoCD server service
2. delete the config file
3. start the server service
And then the config file was shown again and the content is same as the
file was deleted.
在2023年8月8日星期二 UTC+8 11:11:21 写道：
>
Forgot to add that if the server seems to be restoring the "old" content,
make sure that the service is not running at the time you manually edit the
config on disk. The server may cache, flush and overwrite config for
various reasons so best to avoid this by ensuring it isn't running or
I can't recall exactly how it works, but perhaps if the config file is
*completely
removed* like you say you did below, GoCD does some magic to restore the
latest known version from the history git repo (that I referred to below)
rather than starting from scratch.
The most reliable way is to look
Hi Chad,
Yeah, I forgot to tell you the GoCD server is a Windows version, and I
located the file, but I tried to delete the content or this file, then I
restarted the GoCD Server Service, and the file will recover from before.
How can I change the login type to default that login without any
The server configuration that controls this is plain XML, and has source
controlled history using git itself so you can use standard git tools (git
log, git show etc) to find the config revision as it was before your change
and revert the security/login settings back to what they were before.
Hi guys,
I encountered a problem on login surface, the reason is I made a mistake in
the server config, I set the wrong LDAP and clicked save, and now I cannot
log in when I input any accounts and passwords.
And I tried to reinstall the GoCD Server and it was not work.
Can anyone give me some
