Security Configuration Parameters
The [Security]
section lists your security repositories, specifies generic settings for them, and contains a subsection for each of the listed security repositories. Within each subsection, specify the parameters to apply to the security repository.
NOTE: In a unified IDOL Server configuration, you must specify these parameters in the [UserSecurity]
section.
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IDOL Community Component ignores security types that do not have a matching configuration section.
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If you rename a security type, IDOL Community Component treats it as a new security type.
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Removing a security type leaves the corresponding user security fields intact.
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IDOL Community Component returns details of the configured security responses in the response to the GetStatus action. It also logs a
successfully loaded
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If IDOL Community Component cannot load a security repository library, it logs an error message and shuts down.
NOTE: If the configured library does not exist, IDOL Community Component does not shut down. You can check that all your security libraries are configured correctly by checking the GetStatus response.
For example:
[Security] DefaultSecurityType=0 DocumentSecurity=True SyncRolesFromGroups=False SecurityUsernameDefaultToLoginUsername=False 0=Autonomy 1=NT 2=Notes [Autonomy] Library=C:\IDOLserver\IDOL\modules\user_autnsecurity EnableLogging=False DocumentSecurity=False SecurityFieldCSVs=none [NT] CaseSensitiveUserNames=False CaseSensitiveGroupNames=False Library=C:\IDOLserver\IDOL\modules\user_ntsecurity EnableLogging=False DocumentSecurity=True V4=True SecurityFieldCSVs=username,domain Domain=DOMAIN DocumentSecurityType=NT_V4 [Notes] Library=C:\IDOLserver\IDOL\modules\user_notessecurity EnableLogging=FALSE NotesAuthURL=http://notesserver/names.nsf DocumentSecurity=TRUE CaseSensitiveUserNames=FALSE CaseSensitiveGroupNames=FALSE SecurityFieldCSVs=username DocumentSecurityType=Notes_V4