Keys¶

The key value store of Consul administrates the SEAL Operator configuration.

You can change the key via the Consul Web interface, refer to Consul, or via SEAL Operator CLI, refer to Administrate the System Configuration.

Hint - error messages

Consul has been updated to the version 1.7.4. With this update, the user interface has changed a lot. For example, in the value input dialog, the data is checked for a structure by default and, therefore, you will get error messages in most cases when entering data. In order to avoid these, deactivate the Code switch at the top right.

Units¶

Values with time specifications are specified in the following time units:

seconds (s, sec)
minutes (m, min)
hours (h, hr)
days (d)
weeks (w, wk)
months
years (y, yr)

Example - with time units

2 hours and 30 minutes: 2h30m

4 minutes and 2 seconds: 4m2s

ACTION_EXECUTOR¶

ACTION_EXECUTOR specifies the backend system.

The key is available for the following services:

seal-operator-dpf
seal-operator-p4
seal-operator-p5
seal-operator-sharepoint
seal-preprocess

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-dpf/tag/any/ACTION_EXECUTOR
dc/home/env/service/operator-p4/tag/any/ACTION_EXECUTOR
dc/home/env/service/operator-p5/tag/any/ACTION_EXECUTOR
dc/home/env/service/operator-sharepoint/tag/any/ACTION_EXECUTOR
dc/home/env/service/preprocess/tag/any/ACTION_EXECUTOR

Available values: String

CONVERT

Conversion
DPF

Digital Paper Factory
MOCK

Only simulation
P4

PLOSSYS 4 system
P5

PLOSSYS Output Engine system
SHAREPOINT

SharePoint system

Default: MOCK

ALLOW_SHARED_ENTRIES¶

ALLOW_SHARED_ENTRIES specifies if public Web Portal shares are enabled.

The key is available for the seal-operator-webportal service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-webportal/tag/any/ALLOW_SHARED_ENTRIES

Available values: boolean

Default: false

ALLOWED_OIDC_CLIENTS¶

ALLOWED_OIDC_CLIENTS specifies the mapping of permissions to roles specified in the OIDC identity provider. For examples and the description of available keys and values within the JSON object, refer to Configure Roles.

The key is available for the following services:

seal-operator-fileupload
seal-operator-server
seal-operator-sharepoint

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/any/tag/any/ALLOWED_OIDC_CLIENTS

Available values: JSON string format

Default: none

Hint - maintainability

Although the key is available for several services and can be added for each of them, it is advised to consolidate all permissions in one entry at dc/home/env/service/any/tag/any/ALLOWED_OIDC_CLIENTS.

Hint - template

SEAL Operator CLI has functionality to generate a template for this key. For further information refer to Administrate Configuration.

Example - configuration to enable the creation of documents, tasks, panels and Web Portal shares by a technical user on behalf of a real user (for example via a PLOSSYS 4 Webportal printer)

{
    "seal-print-client": {
        "roles": {
            "seal-print-client-user": {},
            "techuser": {
                "areas": {
                    "documents": {
                        "set-impersonate": {
                            "views": ["ALL"],
                            "permissions": ["impersonate"]
                        }
                    },
                    "tasks": {
                        "set-impersonate": {
                            "views": ["ALL"],
                            "permissions": ["impersonate"]
                        }
                    },
                    "panels": {
                        "set-impersonate": {
                            "views": ["ALL"],
                            "permissions": ["impersonate"]
                        }
                    }
                }
            }
        }
    },
    "seal-opcli": {
        "roles": {
            "seal-print-client-user": {},
            "techuser": {
                "areas": {
                    "documents": {
                        "set-impersonate": {
                            "views": ["ALL"],
                            "permissions": ["impersonate"]
                        }
                    },
                    "tasks": {
                        "set-impersonate": {
                            "views": ["ALL"],
                            "permissions": ["impersonate"]
                        }
                    },
                    "panels": {
                        "set-impersonate": {
                            "views": ["ALL"],
                            "permissions": ["impersonate"]
                        }
                    },
                    "shares": {
                        "set-impersonate": {
                            "views": ["ALL"],
                            "permissions": ["impersonate"]
                        }
                    }
                }
            }
        }
    },
    "seal-webportal": {
        "roles": {
            "service-account": {}
        }
    }
}

API_BASE_URL¶

API_BASE_URL specifies the URL of the server API.

The key is available for the seal-operator-ui service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-ui/tag/any/API_BASE_URL

Available values: String

<api_base_url>

Default: https://api:3008

API_VERSION¶

API_VERSION specifies the version of the server API.

The key is available for the seal-operator-ui service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-ui/tag/any/API_VERSION

Available values: String

<api_version>

Default: v1

APW_URL¶

APW_URL specifies the URL of the APW REST server.

The key is available for the seal-operator-p4 service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-p4/tag/any/APW_URL

Available values: String

<apw_url>

Default: https://localhost:8443

AUTH_ADDITIONAL_SCOPES¶

AUTH_ADDITIONAL_SCOPES specifies additional scopes for OAuth 2 (required for Azure AD for example). Multiple scopes are separated by a blank.

The key is available for the seal-operator-ui service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-ui/tag/any/AUTH_ADDITIONAL_SCOPES

Available values: String

<scope_1> <scope_2> ... <scope_n>

Default: none

AUTH_CLIENT_ID¶

AUTH_CLIENT_ID specifies the client name configured in the OIDC identity provider for retrieving the access token.

Hint - different usage of AUTH_CLIENT_ID and WEBPORTAL_CLIENT_ID

AUTH_CLIENT_ID is used for setting up the seal-operator-server connection, while WEBPORTAL_CLIENT_ID is used only for storing files in the fileupload store.

The key is available for all services.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/any/tag/any/AUTH_CLIENT_ID for all services
dc/home/env/service/<service>/tag/any/AUTH_CLIENT_ID for the specific <service> service

Available values: String

<client_id>

Default:

seal-print-client for the user interface
operator for all other services

AUTH_CLIENT_SECRET¶

AUTH_CLIENT_SECRET specifies the client secret for retrieving the OIDC identity provider's access token.

The key is available for all services.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/any/tag/any/AUTH_CLIENT_SECRET for all services
dc/home/env/service/<service>/tag/any/AUTH_CLIENT_SECRET for the specific <service> service

Available values: String

<client_secret>

Default: not revealed

AUTH_CLOCK_TOLERANCE¶

AUTH_CLOCK_TOLERANCE specifies the number of seconds allowed as time difference between the OAuth provider and client.

The key is available for the seal-operator-ui service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-ui/tag/any/AUTH_CLOCK_TOLERANCE

Available values: String

<number_seconds>

Default: 5

AUTH_DEFAULT_SESSION_DURATION¶

AUTH_DEFAULT_SESSION_DURATION specifies the duration of the default session in seconds if the OAuth provider does not expose the refresh_expires_in parameter in the token.

The key is available for the seal-operator-ui service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-ui/tag/any/AUTH_DEFAULT_SESSION_DURATION

Available values: String

<number_seconds>

Default: 180

AUTH_IDP_CONNECT_TIMEOUT¶

AUTH_IDP_CONNECT_TIMEOUT specifies the timeout for the connection to the OIDC identity provider. The time has to be specified in seconds.

The key is available for the seal-operator-ui service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-ui/tag/any/AUTH_IDP_CONNECT_TIMEOUT

Avaialble values: String

<number_seconds>

Default: 60

AUTH_IDP_REQUEST_TIMEOUT¶

AUTH_IDP_REQUEST_TIMEOUT specifies the timeout for authentication requests to the OIDC identity provider. The time has to be specified in seconds.

The key is available for the seal-operator-ui service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-ui/tag/any/AUTH_IDP_REQUEST_TIMEOUT

Avaialble values: String

<number_seconds>

Default: 10

AUTH_ISSUER_URL¶

AUTH_ISSUER_URL specifies the OIDC issuer URL. This URL points to Keycloak for example. For more information about Keycloak used with SEAL Systems products, refer to the SEAL Interfaces for OIDC documentation.

The key is available for all services.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/any/tag/any/AUTH_ISSUER_URL

Available values: String

<oidc_issuer_url>

Default: https://localhost:32769/realms/SEAL

Hint - changed AUTH_ISSUER_URL as of Keycloak 21.0.1

As of SEAL-specific Keycloak version 21.0.1, the URL needed for `AUTH_ISSUER_URL has changed.

old value: AUTH_ISSUER_URL=https://<hostname>:32769/auth/realms/SEAL
new value: AUTH_ISSUER_URL=https:/<hostname>:32769/realms/SEAL

Hint - changed AUTH_ISSUER_URL as of Keycloak 21.0.1

As of SEAL-specific Keycloak version 21.0.1, the URL needed for AUTH_ISSUER_URL has changed.

old value: AUTH_ISSUER_URL=https://<hostname>:32769/auth/realms/SEAL
new value: AUTH_ISSUER_URL=https:/<hostname>:32769/realms/SEAL

AUTH_PROVIDER¶

AUTH_PROVIDER specifies the type of authentification provider for Webportal's users database. This affects user login, Web Portal shares and email notifications.

The key is available for the seal-operator-webportal service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

`dc/home/env/service/operator-webportal/tag/any/AUTH_PROVIDER

Available values: String

keycloak

When using Keycloak as OIDC provider and setting AUTH_PROVIDER as keycloak only users registered with that authentification provider can log in or get shares assigned. In this case KC_ADMIN_BASE_URL and KC_ADMIN_TARGET_REALM need to be specified as well.
generic

For any other OIDC provider or if users outside of the Keycloak user data base should get access emails for shares.

Default: generic

AUTH_REDIRECT_PROTOCOL¶

AUTH_REDIRECT_PROTOCOL specifies the transfer protocol.

The key is available for the seal-operator-ui service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-ui/tag/any/AUTH_REDIRECT_PROTOCOL

Available values: String

http
https

Default: The protocol of the user interface server is used.

AUTH_REFRESH_TOLERANCE¶

AUTH_REFRESH_TOLERANCE specifies the number of seconds after which a token will be refreshed when it is about to expire.

The key is available for the seal-operator-ui service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-ui/tag/any/AUTH_REFRESH_TOLERANCE

Available values: String

<number_seconds>

Default: 5

AUTH_TOKEN_ENDPOINT¶

AUTH_TOKEN_ENDPOINT specifies the URL of the token endpoint.

The key is available for all connector services.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/any/tag/any/AUTH_TOKEN_ENDPOINT

Available values: String

<auth_token_endpoint>

Default: The default is retrieved automatically from the OIDC service.

AUTH_TOKEN_TYPE¶

AUTH_TOKEN_TYPE specifies the type of the token used for the authentication against the REST API.

The key is available for the seal-operator-ui service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-ui/tag/any/AUTH_TOKEN_TYPE

Available values: String

access_token

The access token is used.
id_token

The ID token is used.

Default: access_token

AVAILABLE_LANGUAGES¶

AVAILABLE_LANGUAGES specifies the languages provided to the user in the user interface. With the same name, a language file (<language>.json) has to exist in C:\Program Files\SEAL Systems\seal-operator-ui\dist\assets\i18n on Windows or /opt/seal/seal-operator-ui/dist/assets/i18n on Linux. Multiple languages are separated by comma.

The key is available for the seal-operator-ui service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-ui/tag/any/AVAILABLE_LANGUAGES

Available values: String

<language1>,<language2> ... <languagex>

Default: de,en,fr

BROKER_FORCE_TLS¶

BROKER_FORCE_TLS specifies if the SEAL NATS message broker uses TLS.

The key is available for all services.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not yet exist, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/any/tag/any/BROKER_FORCE_TLS

Available values: Boolean

false
N
true
Y

Default: false

BROKER_SERVERS¶

BROKER_SERVERS specifies the message broker server hosts and ports. Multiple server and port items are separated by commas.

The key is available for all services.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not yet exist, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/any/tag/any/BROKER_SERVERS

Available values: String

nats1:4222,nats2:4222,nats3:4222

Default: localhost:4222

BROKER_REJECT_UNAUTHORIZED¶

BROKER_REJECT_UNAUTHORIZED specifies if self-signed TLS certificates from the message broker will be rejected. Only used if BROKER_FORCE_TLS is enabled.

The key is available for all services.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not yet exist, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/any/tag/any/BROKER_REJECT_UNAUTHORIZED

Available values: Boolean

true
Y
false
N

Default: true

BROKER_TOKEN¶

BROKER_TOKEN specifies the message broker access token.

The key is available for all services.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not yet exist, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/any/tag/any/BROKER_TOKEN

Available values: String

Default: none

Securing SEAL NATS

For more information on how to secure SEAL NATS by token authentication, refer to to the separate SEAL NATS documentation for Windows or Linux.

CHECK_DOC_NAMES¶

CHECK_DOC_NAMES specifies if entries with the same name are allowed in My Documents.

The key is available for the seal-operator-fileupload service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-fileupload/tag/any/CHECK_DOC_NAMES

Available values: Boolean

Y

The entries have to have different names. (<n>) is appended to duplicate entries.
N

Duplicate entries are allowed.

Default: Y

CLOSE_PANEL_AFTER_START_TASK¶

CLOSE_PANEL_AFTER_START_TASK specifes if the task panel will be closed after starting the task (printing or converting for example).

The key is available for the seal-operator-ui service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-ui/tag/any/CLOSE_PANEL_AFTER_START_TASK

Available values: Boolean

true

The task panel will be closed.
false

The task panel will stay open.

Default: false

CONNECTOR_FILE_NAME¶

CONNECTOR_FILE_NAME specifies the path and the name of the YAML file containing the configuration of the connectors if SEAL Operator is running in a cloud environment.

Example - connector file

operator:
  connectors:
    p4:
      cstatus: 'on'
      serviceName: operator-p4
      url: 'https://operator-p4:3000'
    scratch:
      cstatus: 'on'
      serviceName: operator-fileupload
      url: 'https://operator-fileupload:3000'

The key is available for the seal-operator-server service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-server/tag/any/CONNECTOR_FILE_NAME

Available values: String

<config_file>

Default: /config/connector.yml

CONNECTOR_PANEL_TIMEOUT¶

CONNECTOR_PANEL_TIMEOUT specifies the timeout the operator-server service waits at most when requesting the panel configuration from a connector.

The key is available for the seal-operator-server service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-server/tag/any/CONNECTOR_PANEL_TIMEOUT

Available values: String

<time_interval_and_unit>

Default: 3s

CONSUL_TOKEN¶

CONSUL_TOKEN specifies the ACL token with which the SEAL Operator services authenticate themselves to Consul.

The key is available for all services.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/any/tag/any/CONSUL_TOKEN

Available values: String

<token>

Default: none

CONSUL_URL¶

CONSUL_URL specifies the address of the Consul server to which the SEAL Operator services log on.

The key is available for all services.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/any/tag/any/CONSUL_URL

Available values: String

consul_url

Default: https://localhost:8500

CREATE_PREVIEW¶

CREATE_PREVIEW specifies if previews are created for the documents in My Documents.

The key is available for the seal-operator-fileupload service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-fileupload/tag/any/CREATE_PREVIEW

Available values: Boolean

Y

Previews are created.
N

No previews are created.

Default: Y

Hint - PREVIEW_PAGE_COUNT

By setting the PREVIEW_PAGE_COUNT key, you can define for how many pages of a document the preview will be generated.

CS_TYPE¶

CS_TYPE specifies the used credential store type.

The key is available for the seal-operator-server service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-server/tag/any/CS_TYPE

Available values: String

none

No credential store
mock

Only simulation
mongo

Store credentials in MongoDB

Default: mongo

DEFAULT_DPF_SCHEMA¶

DEFAULT_DPF_SCHEMA specifies the path to the JSON schema file containing the configuration of the DPF connector.

The key is available for the seal-operator-dpf service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-dpf/tag/any/DEFAULT_DPF_SCHEMA

Available values: String

<path_name>

Default: <dpf_connector_install_dir>/lib/defaultConfig/schema.json

DEFAULT_FILEUPLOAD_PANEL¶

DEFAULT_FILEUPLOAD_PANEL specifies the path to the JSON schema file containing the configuration of the panel.

The key is available for the seal-operator-fileupload service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-fileupload/tag/any/DEFAULT_FILEUPLOAD_PANEL

Available values: String

<path_name>

Default: <fileupload_connector_install_dir>/lib/defaultConfig/panel.json

DEFAULT_FILEUPLOAD_SCHEMA¶

DEFAULT_FILEUPLOAD_SCHEMA specifies the path to the JSON schema file containing the configuration of the My Documents connector.

The key is available for the seal-operator-fileupload service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-fileupload/tag/any/DEFAULT_FILEUPLOAD_SCHEMA

Available values: String

<path_name>

Default: <fileupload_connector_install_dir>/lib/defaultConfig/settings.json

DEFAULT_P4_PANEL¶

DEFAULT_P4_PANEL specifies the path to the JSON schema file containing the configuration of the panel.

The key is available for the seal-operator-p4 service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-p4/tag/any/DEFAULT_P4_PANEL

Available values: String

<path_name>

Default: <p4_connector_install_dir>/lib/defaultConfig/panel.json

DEFAULT_P4_SCHEMA¶

DEFAULT_P4_SCHEMA specifies the path to the JSON schema file containing the configuration of the PLOSSYS 4 connector.

The key is available for the seal-operator-p4 service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-p4/tag/any/DEFAULT_P4_SCHEMA

Available values: String

<path_name>

Default: <p4_connector_install_dir>/lib/defaultConfig/settings.json

DEFAULT_P5_PANEL¶

DEFAULT_P5_PANEL specifies the path to the JSON schema file containing the configuration of the panel.

The key is available for the seal-operator-p5 service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-p5/tag/any/DEFAULT_P5_PANEL

Available values: String

<path_name>

Default: <p5_connector_install_dir>/lib/defaultConfig/panel.json

DEFAULT_P5_SCHEMA¶

DEFAULT_P5_SCHEMA specifies the path to the JSON schema file containing the configuration of the PLOSSYS Output Engine connector.

The key is available for the seal-operator-p5 service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-p5/tag/any/DEFAULT_P5_SCHEMA

Available values: String

<path_name>

Default: <p5_connector_install_dir>/lib/defaultConfig/settings.json

DEFAULT_PANEL¶

DEFAULT_PANEL specifies the type of the panel that is opened when opening the user interface and no panel exist yets.

The key is available for the seal-operator-ui service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-ui/tag/any/DEFAULT_PANEL

Available values: String

<panel_type> e. g. operator-p4, operator-p5, operator-dpf

Default: none

DEFAULT_SAP_PANEL¶

DEFAULT_SAP_PANEL specifies the path to the JSON schema file containing the configuration of the panel.

The key is available for the seal-operator-sap service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-sap/tag/any/DEFAULT_SAP_PANEL

Available values: String

<path_name>

Default: <sap_connector_install_dir>/lib/defaultConfig/panel.json

DEFAULT_SAP_SCHEMA¶

DEFAULT_SAP_SCHEMA specifies the path to the JSON schema file containing the the configuration of the SAP connector.

The key is available for the seal-operator-sap service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-sap/tag/any/DEFAULT_SAP_SCHEMA

Available values: String

<path_name>

Default: <sap_connector_install_dir>/lib/defaultConfig/settings.json

DEFAULT_SHAREPOINT_PANEL¶

DEFAULT_SHAREPOINT_PANEL specifies the path to the JSON schema file containing the configuration of the panel.

The key is available for the seal-operator-sharepoint service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-sharepoint/tag/any/DEFAULT_SHAREPOINT_PANEL

Available values: String

<path_name>

Default: <sharepoint_connector_install_dir>/lib/defaultConfig/panel.json

DEFAULT_SHAREPOINT_SCHEMA¶

DEFAULT_SHAREPOINT_SCHEMA specifies the path to the JSON schema file containing the configuration of the SharePoint connector.

The key is available for the seal-operator-sharepoint service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-sharepoint/tag/any/DEFAULT_SHAREPOINT_SCHEMA

Available values: String

<path_name>

Default: <sharepoint_connector_install_dir>/lib/defaultConfig/settings.json

DEFAULT_WEBPORTAL_PANEL¶

DEFAULT_WEBPORTAL_PANEL specifies the path to the JSON schema file containing the configuration of the panel.

The key is available for the seal-operator-webportal service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-webportal/tag/any/DEFAULT_WEBPORTAL_PANEL

Available values: String

<path_name>

Default: <webportal_connector_install_dir>/lib/defaultConfig/panel.json

DEFAULT_WEBPORTAL_SCHEMA¶

DEFAULT_WEBPORTAL_SCHEMA specifies the path to the JSON schema file containing the configuration for the Web Portal connector.

The key is available for the seal-operator-webportal service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-webportal/tag/any/DEFAULT_WEBPORTAL_SCHEMA

Available values: String

<path_name>

Default: <webportal_connector_install_dir>/lib/defaultConfig/settings.json

Hint - public-settings.json

If the public access option is enabled, use the provided public-settings.json instead.

DISABLE_ADD_FAVORITE¶

DISABLE_ADD_FAVORITE specifies if the button for adding a favorite panel is available.

The key is available for the seal-operator-ui service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-ui/tag/any/DISABLE_ADD_FAVOURITE

Available values: Boolean

true

The favorite panel button is hidden.
false

The favorite panel button is shown.

Default: false

DISABLE_ADD_PANEL¶

DISABLE_ADD_PANEL specifies if the Add Panel button is available in the menu on the left.

The key is available for the seal-operator-ui service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-ui/tag/any/DISABLE_ADD_PANEL

Available values: Boolean

true

The Add Panel button is hidden.
false

The Add Panel button is shown.

Default: false

DISABLE_LATEST_TASKS¶

DISABLE_LATEST_TASKS specifies if the list containing the latest tasks is available in the menu on the left.

The key is available for the seal-operator-ui service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-ui/tag/any/DISABLE_LATEST_TASKS

Available values: Boolean

true

The last tasks list is hidden.

false

The last tasks list is shown.

Default: false

DISABLE_MESSAGES¶

DISABLE_MESSAGES specifies if the message panel is available.

The key is available for the seal-operator-ui service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-ui/tag/any/DISABLE_MESSAGES

Available values: Boolean

true

The message panel is hidden.
false

The message panel is shown.

Default: false

DISABLE_MY_LISTS_ACCESS¶

DISABLE_MY_LISTS_ACCESS specifies if the My Lists list is available in the menu on the left.

The key is available for the seal-operator-ui service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-ui/tag/any/DISABLE_MY_LISTS_ACCESS

Available values: Boolean

true

The My Lists list is hidden.
false

The My Lists list is shown.

Default: false

DISABLE_REMOVE_PANEL¶

DISABLE_REMOVE_PANEL specifies if the button for removing a panel is available.

The key is available for the seal-operator-ui service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-ui/tag/any/DISABLE_REMOVE_PANEL

Available values: Boolean

true

The removing panel button is hidden.
false

The removing panel button is shown.

Default: false

DISABLE_TASK_NOTIFICATIONS¶

DISABLE_TASK_NOTIFICATIONS specifies if the task notification item is available in the menu on the left.

The key is available for the seal-operator-ui service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-ui/tag/any/DISABLE_TASK_NOTIFICATIONS

Available values: Boolean

true

The task notification item is hidden.
false

The task notification item is shown.

Default: false

DETAILS_DISABLE_METADATA¶

DETAILS_DISABLE_METADATA specifies if the metadata editor is available in the details panel of the active panel.

The key is available for the seal-operator-ui service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-ui/tag/any/DETAILS_DISABLE_METADATA

Available values: Boolean

true

The metadata editor in the details panel is hidden.
false

The metadata editor in the details panel is shown.

Default: false

DETAILS_DISABLE_TOOLBAR¶

DETAILS_DISABLE_TOOLBAR specifies if the toolbar is available in the details panel of the active panel.

The key is available for the seal-operator-ui service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-ui/tag/any/DETAILS_DISABLE_TOOLBAR

Available values: Boolean

true

The toolbar in the details panel is hidden.
false

The toolbar in the details panel is shown.

Default: false

DOCUMENT_TRANSFER_RETRIES¶

DOCUMENT_TRANSFER_RETRIES specifies the number of retries for transferring a document to the backend system if the transfer fails.

The key is available for the following services:

seal-operator-p4
seal-operator-p5
seal-operator-dpf

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-p4/tag/any/DOCUMENT_TRANSFER_RETRIES
dc/home/env/service/operator-p5/tag/any/DOCUMENT_TRANSFER_RETRIES
dc/home/env/service/operator-dpf/tag/any/DOCUMENT_TRANSFER_RETRIES

Available values: Integer

<retries>

Default: 5

DPF_URL¶

DPF_URL specifies the URL for the REST calls for DPF.

The key is available for the seal-operator-dpf service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-dpf/tag/any/DPF_URL

Available values: String

dpf_rest_url

Default: https://localhost:9126/rest/dpf

EMAIL_SERVICE_URL¶

EMAIL_SERVICE_URL specifies the URL of the email service used for WebPortal notification emails.

The key is available for the seal-operator-webportal.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-webportal/tag/any/EMAIL_SERVICE_URL

Available values: String

<emailservice_url>

Default: none

EMAIL_FROM¶

EMAIL_FROM is used in the Web Portal context. It specifies the sender email address which is used for the notification emails regarding shares provided or accessed.

The key is available for the seal-email-service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

`dc/home/env/service/email-service/tag/any/EMAIL_FROM

Available values: String

<sender_email_address>

Default: none

FEAT_ACTION_MOCK_INPUT¶

FEAT_ACTION_MOCK_INPUT specifies if the DPF simulator reads the document content from fileupload.

The key is available for the seal-operator-dpf service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-dpf/tag/any/FEAT_ACTION_MOCK_INPUT

Available values: Boolean

Default: Y

FEAT_ACTION_MOCK_OUTPUT¶

FEAT_ACTION_MOCK_OUTPUT specifies if the DPF simulator writes the result document content to fileupload.

The key is available for the seal-operator-dpf service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-dpf/tag/any/FEAT_ACTION_MOCK_OUTPUT

Available values: Boolean

Default: Y

FEAT_LOG_NATSINFO¶

FEAT_LOG_NATSINFO enables additional log messages concerning the initialization of the NATS message broker.

The key is available for all services.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not yet exist, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/any/tag/any/FEAT_LOG_NATSINFO

Available values: Boolean

true

Enables additional log messages
false

Disables additional log messages

Default: false

FEAT_TASK_STATUS¶

FEAT_TASK_STATUS specifies if the task status may be set via a REST call by third party applications.

The key is available for the seal-operator-server service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-server/tag/any/FEAT_TASK_STATUS

Available values: Boolean

Y

Third party applications may set the task status via a REST call.
N

Only the operator-server service is allowed to set the task status.

Default: N

FILESTORE_TYPE¶

FILESTORE_TYPE specifies the location where the content of the uploaded files is stored.

The key is available for the seal-operator-fileupload service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-fileupload/tag/any/FILESTORE_TYPE

Available values: String

gridfs

The file content is stored in MongoDB.

s3

The file content is stored in S3 used in AWS, for example. For the further configuration, refer to Connect S3.

Default: gridfs

HIDE_LEFT_MENU¶

HIDE_LEFT_MENU specifies if the left menu will be open or closed at the beginning.

The key is available for the seal-operator-ui service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-ui/tag/any/HIDE_LEFT_MENU

Available values: Boolean

true

The left menu is closed at the beginning.
false

The left menu is open at the beginning.

Default: false

HOUSEKEEPER_INTERVAL¶

HOUSEKEEPER_INTERVAL specifies the time interval after which the seal-operator-fileupload service looks for obsolete documents in the My Documents panel. The time interval has to be specified including the unit. For the available units, refer to Units at the top of the page.

The key is available for the seal-operator-fileupload service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-fileupload/tag/any/HOUSEKEEPER_INTERVAL

Available values: String

<time_interval_and_unit>

Default: 1h

HOUSEKEEPER_SWEEP_AGE¶

HOUSEKEEPER_SWEEP_AGE specifies the minimum age of documents to be deleted from the My Documents panel. The minimum age has to be specified including the unit. For the available units, refer to Units at the top of the page.

The key is available for the seal-operator-fileupload service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-fileupload/tag/any/HOUSEKEEPER_SWEEP_AGE

Available values: String

<time_interval_and_unit>

Default: 3d

HTPASSWD¶

HTPASSWD specifies the credentials of the SharePoint technical user in htpasswd format.

The key is available for the seal-operator-sharepoint service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-sharepoint/tag/any/HTPASSWD

Available values: String

<name>:<password>

Default: none

ID_PROVIDER_CERT¶

ID_PROVIDER_CERT specifies the path and the file name of the certificate generated by the OIDC identity provider.

The key is available for all services.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/any/tag/any/ID_PROVIDER_CERT

Available values: String

<path_name>

Default: none

ID_PROVIDER_NAME¶

ID_PROVIDER_NAME specifies the name of the OIDC identity provider. When using more than one OIDC identity providers, separate them by a blank.

The key is available for all services.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/any/tag/any/ID_PROVIDER_NAME

The key is mandatory.

Available values: String

<id_provider_name> (For example, with Keycloak, it is a complete URL: https://<hostname>:32769/realms/SEAL)
<id_provider_name_1> <id_provider_name_2> (For example, with Keycloak, they are complete URLs: https://<cluster internal hostname>:32769/realms/SEAL https://<cluster external hostname>:32769/realms/SEAL)

Default: none

Hint - changed ID_PROVIDER_NAME as of Keycloak 21.0.1

As of SEAL-specific Keycloak version 21.0.1, the URL needed for ID_PROVIDER_NAME has changed.

old value: ID_PROVIDER_NAME=https://<hostname>:32769/auth/realms/SEAL
new value: ID_PROVIDER_NAME=https://<hostname>:32769/realms/SEAL

IMPERSONATE_TOKEN_OWNER¶

IMPERSONATE_TOKEN_OWNER specifies the JSON Web token key containing the owner. This is used for the impersonate functionality.

The key is available for the following services:

seal-operator-fileupload
seal-operator-server
seal-operator-sharepoint

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-fileupload/tag/any/IMPERSONATE_TOKEN_OWNER
dc/home/env/service/operator-server/tag/any/IMPERSONATE_TOKEN_OWNER
dc/home/env/service/operator-sharepoint/tag/any/IMPERSONATE_TOKEN_OWNER

Available values: String

<token-key>

Default: preferred_username

INFOSERVER_URL¶

INFOSERVER_URL specifies the URL of PLOSSYS Infoserver.

The key is available for the node-p4rest service.

The key is specified as system variable when installing the REST package in the PLOSSYS 4 system.

Available values: String

<infoserver_url>

Default: socket://localhost:7125

ITEM_TYPE¶

ITEM_TYPE specifies the type of items to be collected by the TreeResolver connector.

The key is available for the seal-operator-treeresolver service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-treeresolver/tag/any/ITEM_TYPE

Available values: String

document

Only documents are taken into account.
folder

Only directories are taken into account.
all

Both documents and directories are taken into account.

Default: document

JWT_LOG_TOKEN¶

Logs the token-set in debug level if set. If log level is info or something lower than debug nothing is logged.

The key is available for the seal-operator-ui service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-ui/tag/any/JWT_LOG_TOKEN

Available values: Boolean

Y

The token-set is logged.
N

The token-set is not logged.

Default: N

JWT_ROLES¶

JWT_ROLES specifies the property name set in the JSON Web Token (JWT) for accessing the user roles.

The key is available for all services.

In Consul, the key is specified here:

dc/home/env/service/any/tag/any/JWT_ROLES

Available values: String

<property_name>

Default: none

JWT_USERNAME¶

JWT_USERNAME specifies the property name set in the JSON Web Token (JWT) for accessing the user name in the current output job.

The key is available for the following services:

seal-operator-p4
seal-operator-p5

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-p4/tag/any/JWT_USERNAME
dc/home/env/service/operator-p5/tag/any/JWT_USERNAME

Available values: String

<user_name>

Default: sub

KC_ADMIN_BASE_URL¶

KC_ADMIN_BASE_URL specifies the admin base url if Keycloak is used as an OIDC provider and AUTH_PROVIDER is set as keycloak.

The key is available for the seal-operator-webportal service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-webportal/tag/any/KC_ADMIN_BASE_URL

Available values: String

<keycloak_base_url>

Default: 'https://localhost:32769/auth'

Hint - changed URL as of Keycloak 21.0.1

As of SEAL-specific Keylcloak version 21.0.1, the URL needed for KC_ADMIN_BASE_URL has changed.

old value: https://<hostname>:32769/auth
new value: https://<hostname>:32769

KC_ADMIN_TARGET_REALM¶

KC_ADMIN_TARGET_REALM specifies the target realm if Keycloak is used as an OIDC provider and AUTH_PROVIDER is set as keycloak.

The key is available for the seal-operator-webportal service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-webportal/tag/any/KC_ADMIN_TARGET_REALM

Available values: String

<keycloak_target_realm>

Default: 'SEAL'

LISTITEM_NAME¶

LISTITEM_NAME specifies the name of the property used as a list item name.

The key is available for the seal-operator-ui service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-ui/tag/any/LISTITEM_NAME

Available values: String

<property>

Default: metadata.name

LOG_DELETED_TASK_ITEMS¶

LOG_DELETED_TASK_ITEMS specifies if on deleting task input items this deletion is logged in the deletedInputItems task parameter.

The key is available for the seal-operator-server service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-server/tag/any/LOG_DELETED_TASK_ITEMS

Available values: Boolean

Y

The deletion of task input items is logged in the deletedInputItems task parameter.
N

The deletion of task input items is not logged.

Default: N

LOG_LEVEL¶

LOG_LEVEL specifies the log level for the correspondent service. Messages that correspond to this log level or a higher one are written to the log file.

The key is available for all services.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/any/tag/any/LOG_LEVEL for all services
dc/home/env/service/<service>/tag/any/LOG_LEVEL for the specific <service> service

Available values: String

debug

Debug messages are written to the log file of the service.
info

Information messages are written to the log file of the service.
warn

Warnings are written to the log file of the service.
error

Error messages are written to the log file of the service.
fatal

Messages about serious errors are written to the log file of the service.

Default: info

Example - log level error

Messages of the log levels error and fatal are written to the log file.

Example - log level info

Messages of the log levels info, warn, error and fatal are written to the log file.

MESSAGE_TIMOUT¶

MESSAGE_TIMOUT specifies the time interval after that the messages will be deleted. The time interval has to be specified including the unit. For the available units, refer to Units at the top of the page.

The key is available for the seal-operator-server service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-server/tag/any/MESSAGE_TIMOUT

Available values: String

<time_interval_and_unit>

Default: 1h

MESSAGE_TTL¶

MESSAGE_TTL specifies how long the messages will be stored. The time interval has to be specified including the unit. For the available units, refer to Units at the top of the page.

The key is available for the seal-operator-server service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-server/tag/any/MESSAGE_TTL

Available values: String

<time_interval_and_unit>

Default: 24h

MONGO_CONNECT_RETRIES¶

MONGO_CONNECT_RETRIES specifies how often the service attempts to connect to the database.

The key is available for all services using MongoDB.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/any/tag/any/MONGO_CONNECT_RETRIES

Available values: Integer

<retries>

Default: 10

MONGO_FILEUPLOAD_URL¶

MONGO_FILEUPLOAD_URL specifies the URL of the MongoDB for file uploads into My Documents.

The key is available for the seal-operator-fileupload service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-fileupload/tag/any/MONGO_FILEUPLOAD_URL

Available values: String

<fileupload_url>

Default: mongodb://localhost:27017/operator-fileupload

MONGO_LOCKS_AGE¶

MONGO_LOCKS_AGE specifies the time interval after which a lock is regarded as outdated and deleted from the database. A quarter of MONGO_LOCKS_AGE is used as lock-update interval. The time interval has to be specified including the unit. For the available units, refer to Units at the top of the page.

The key is available for the seal-operator-message-relay service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-message-relay/tag/any/MONGO_LOCKS_AGE

Available values: String

<time_interval_and_unit>

Default: 1m

MONGO_LOCKS_INTERVAL¶

MONGO_LOCKS_INTERVAL specifies the time interval after which the ages of the locks are checked. The time interval has to be specified including the unit. For the available units, refer to Units at the top of the page.

The key is available for the seal-operator-message-relay service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not yet exist, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-message-relay/tag/any/MONGO_LOCKS_INTERVAL

Available values: String

<time_interval_and_unit>

Default: 5s

MONGO_MESSAGE_RELAY_URL¶

MONGO_MESSAGE_RELAY_URL specifies the URL of the MongoDB for storing and retrieving notifications.

The key is available for the seal-operator-message-relay, seal-operator-server and seal-operator-webportal services.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-message-relay/tag/any/MONGO_MESSAGE_RELAY_URL
dc/home/env/service/operator-server/tag/any/MONGO_MESSAGE_RELAY_URL
dc/home/env/service/operator-webportal/tag/any/MONGO_MESSAGE_RELAY_URL

Available values: String

<mongodb_url>

Default: mongodb://localhost:27017/operator-message-relay

MONGO_SERVER_URL¶

MONGO_SERVER_URL specifies the URL of the MongoDB.

The key is available for the seal-operator-server service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-server/tag/any/MONGO_SERVER_URL

Available values: String

<mongodb_url>

Default: mongodb://localhost:27017/operator-server

MONGO_TOKEN¶

MONGO_TOKEN specifies the key for credential encryption and decryption.

The key is available for the seal-operator-server service.

MONGO_TOKEN is only used when CS_TYPE is set to mongo.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-server/tag/any/MONGO_TOKEN

Available values: String

<token>

Default: not revealed

MONGO_UI_URL¶

MONGO_UI_URL specifies the URL of the MongoDB for storing session information.

The key is available for the seal-operator-ui and seal-operator-server service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-ui/tag/any/MONGO_UI_URL
dc/home/env/service/operator-server/tag/any/MONGO_UI_URL

Available values: String

<mongodb_url>

Default: mongodb://localhost:27017/operator-ui

NODE_TLS_REJECT_UNAUTHORIZED¶

NODE_TLS_REJECT_UNAUTHORIZED specifies if self-signed certificates are allowed.

The key is available for all services.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/any/tag/any/NODE_TLS_REJECT_UNAUTHORIZED

Available values: Integer

0

Self-signed certificates are allowed.
1

Self-signed certificates are not allowed.

Default: 1

Caution - security gap

Setting NODE_TLS_REJECT_UNAUTHORIZED to 0 in a productive system is a serious security gap! Only use it for test purposes!

Hint - certificate

Unless NODE_TLS_REJECT_UNAUTHORIZED is set to 0 or specified at all, the certificate has to contain the correct IP address or hostname since this is used for the authorization check.

NOTIFICATION_CALLBACKS¶

NOTIFICATION_CALLBACKS specifies callback actions for particular events like task or document updates.

The key is available for the seal-operator-notifier service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-notifier/tag/any/NOTIFICATION_CALLBACKS

Available values: JSON string format

Default: none

Available message types:

ADD_TASK
UPDATE_TASK
REMOVE_TASK
UPDATE_DOCUMENT

Available action parameters:

action: string

Mandatory, contains the callback URI. If the specified protocoll is a valid URL protocoll like http or https, the specified callback URI will be taken as a URL and a POST request will be generated per default. If another HTTP request method like GET, PUT or PATCH should be used instead, the method parameter has to be set as well. The notification message will be sent as request body (as long as the request method is not GET).
entireItem: boolean

false Default. Only essential object data (like scope, source, sub) and changed object data will be sent.

true The entire object (task, document) will be sent.
key: string

A specific parameter key that has to be contained in the message, f.e. status. Only in combination with the value parameter.
value: string

Specific parameter value, that has to be set as value for the specified key parameter. Can be a regular expression, f.e. .*p402.*.
method: string

HTTP request method to be used, default: POST.

Example - different callback actions depending on the status of the updated task

{
    "UPDATE_TASK": [
    {
        "key": "status",
        "value": "processing",
        "action": "http://external.web.site.com/running"
    },
    {
        "key": "status",
        "value": "completed",
        "action": "http://external.web.site.com/success"
    },
    {
        "key": "status",
        "value": "failed",
        "action": "http://external.web.site.com/error",
        "entireItem": true
    }
    ]
}

Literature - use case description

For further information and examples, refer to the use case description Create Callback Actions.

ONLINE_DOCS_URL¶

ONLINE_DOCS_URL specifies the URL pointing to a external documentation.

The key is available for the seal-operator-ui service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-ui/tag/any/ONLINE_DOCS_URL

Available values: String

<docs_url>

Default: ``

Example - URL for a PDF file

https://www.sealsystems.de/fileadmin/mediaFiles/OtherFiles/Downloads/Doku/TOOLS/systemmonitoring_tec_de.pdf

OPERATOR_UI_PORT¶

OPERATOR_UI_PORT specifies the port for accessing the seal-operator-ui service.

The key is available for the seal-operator-ui service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-ui/tag/any/OPERATOR_UI_PORT

Available values: String

<port_number>

Default: 3000

OPERATOR_SERVER_SERVICE¶

OPERATOR_SERVER_SERVICE specifies the name of the operator-server service as it is registered in Consul.

The key is available for all connector services.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/any/tag/any/OPERATOR_SERVER_SERVICE

Available values: String

<operator_name>

Default: operator-server

OPERATOR_SERVER_URL¶

OPERATOR_SERVER_URL specifies the URL of the Operator server.

The key is available for the seal-operator-webportal service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-webportal/tag/any/OPERATOR_SERVER_URL

Available values: String

<operator_url>

Default: https://localhost:3008

PANEL_DISABLE_ACTIONS¶

PANEL_DISABLE_ACTIONS specifies the standard actions to be disabled in the active panel.

The key is available for the seal-operator-ui service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-ui/tag/any/PANEL_DISABLE_ACTIONS

Available values: Comma-separated strings

'down', 'up', 'paste', 'delete', 'view', 'save'

Default: ``

PANEL_DISABLE_DROP_AREA¶

PANEL_DISABLE_DROP_AREA specifies if the file drag&drop area is available in the active panel.

The key is available for the seal-operator-ui service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-ui/tag/any/PANEL_DISABLE_DROP_AREA

Available values: Boolean

true

The file drag&drop area is hidden.
false

The file drag&drop item is shown.

Default: false

PANEL_DISABLE_METADATA¶

PANEL_DISABLE_METADATA specifies if the metadata editor is available in the active panel.

The key is available for the seal-operator-ui service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-ui/tag/any/PANEL_DISABLE_METADATA

Available values: Boolean

true

The metadata editor is hidden.
false

The metadata editor is shown.

Default: false

PANEL_DISABLE_START_BUTTON¶

PANEL_DISABLE_START_BUTTON specifies if the start (print or convert) button is available in the active panel.

The key is available for the seal-operator-ui service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-ui/tag/any/PANEL_DISABLE_START_BUTTON

Available values: Boolean

true

The start button is hidden.
false

The start button is shown.

Default: false

PANEL_DISABLE_STATUS¶

PANEL_DISABLE_STATUS specifies if the panel status of the active panel is shown in the panel header.

The key is available for the seal-operator-ui service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-ui/tag/any/PANEL_DISABLE_STATUS

Available values: Boolean

true

The panel status is hidden.
false

The panel status is shown.

Default: false

PGHOST¶

PGHOST specifies the server name of the PLOSSYS 4 PostgreSQL database used for the job reply.

The key is available for the node-p4rest service.

The key is specified as system variable when installing the REST package in the PLOSSYS 4 system.

Available values: String

<plossys_netdome_server_name>

Default: localhost

PGPORT¶

PGPORT specifies the port number of the PLOSSYS 4 PostgreSQL database used for the job reply.

The key is available for the node-p4rest service.

The key is specified as system variable when installing the REST package in the PLOSSYS 4 system.

Available values: String

<plossys_netdome_port>

Default: 7128

PLOSSYS_IPP_URL¶

PLOSSYS_IPP_URL specifies the URL of the checkin service of the PLOSSYS Output Engine system.

The key is available for the seal-operator-p5 service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-p5/tag/any/PLOSSYS_IPP_URL

Available values: String

<ipp_checkin_url>

Default: ipp://localhost:631

PLOSSYS_NAME¶

PLOSSYS_NAME specifies an arbitrary unique name of a PLOSSYS 4 backend system in case of multiple backend systems.

Hint - multiple PLOSSYS 4 systems

For further information refer to Multiple PLOSSYS 4 Backends.

The key is available for the seal-operator-p4 service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-p4/tag/any/SYSTEM/<system_no>/PLOSSYS_NAME

Available values: String

<plossys_4_server_name>

Default: Hostname from PLOSSYS_URL

PLOSSYS_TIMEOUT¶

PLOSSYS_TIMEOUT specifies the timeout for connecting and retrieving data from a PLOSSYS 4 system. The minimum value is two seconds. The time interval has to be specified including the unit. For the available units, refer to Units at the top of the page.

The key is available for the seal-operator-p4 service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-p4/tag/any/PLOSSYS_TIMEOUT

Available values: String

<time_interval_and_unit>

Default: 10s

PLOSSYS_URL¶

PLOSSYS_URL specifies the URL of the PLOSSYS 4 system to which SEAL Operator has to connect.

Hint - multiple PLOSSYS 4 systems

In case of multiple PLOSSYS 4 systems the configuration differs, refer to SYSTEMS and Multiple PLOSSYS 4 Backends.

The key is available for the seal-operator-p4 service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-p4/tag/any/PLOSSYS_URL

Available values: String

<plossys_netdome_url>

Default: https://localhost:3011

PLSHOST¶

PLSHOST specifies the server name of PLOSSYS Infoserver.

The key is available for the node-p4rest service.

The key is specified as system variable when installing the REST package in the PLOSSYS 4 system.

Available values: String

<infoserver_server_name>

Default: localhost

PLSPORT¶

PLSPORT specifies the port number of PLOSSYS Infoserver.

The key is available for the node-p4rest service.

The key is specified as system variable when installing the REST package in the PLOSSYS 4 system.

Available values: String

<infoserver_port>

Default: 7125

PLSROOT¶

PLSROOT specifies the PLOSSYS 4 installation directory.

The key is available for the node-p4rest service.

The key is specified as system variable when installing the REST package in the PLOSSYS 4 system.

Available values: String

<plossys_netdome_dir>

Default:

Windows: c:\SEAL\applications
Linux: home directory of the user that runs the service, also defined as $HOME system variable.

POLLING_INTERVAL¶

POLLING_INTERVAL specifies the time interval after which the seal-operator-message-relay service checks for new notifications. The time interval has to be specified including the unit. For the available units, refer to Units at the top of the page.

The key is available for the seal-operator-message-relay service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not yet exist, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-message-relay/tag/any/POLLING_INTERVAL

Available values: String

<time_interval_and_unit>

Default: 3s

PREVIEW_PAGE_COUNT¶

PREVIEW_PAGE_COUNT specifies the number of preview pages of a document will be created upon adding it to a panel.

The key is available for the seal-operator-fileupload service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-fileupload/tag/any/PREVIEW_PAGE_COUNT

Available values: String

<number_of_pages>

Default: 1

Hint - preview_page_count in panel.json

If you want to increase the number of preview pages in an SEAL Operator panel, you need to set the preview_page_count variable in the configuration file set for the DEFAULT_<connector>_PANEL key. Make sure, CREATE_PREVIEW is not set to N.

Already existing previews will not be generated anew when either of the values ist changed.

For an example on how to set the variable in the panel.json file, refer to Number of Preview Pages.

PUBLIC_SERVICES¶

PUBLIC_SERVICES specifies which repository services are open for public access, for example operator-webportal or operator-fileupload. When enabled, access to files or folders is possible via link. This access is restricted to GET requests.

The key is available for the seal-operator-server service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-server/tag/any/PUBLIC_SERVICES

Available values: Comma-separated strings

Default: none

PULSE_DOC_EXPORT¶

PULSE_DOC_EXPORT specifies a space separated list of DPF pulse job configurations for which document data has to be exported to DPF. The value has to always include both default export configurations pulse.publish and pulse.coversheet. Any additional job configuration can be added to it.

The key is available for the seal-operator-dpf service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-dpf/tag/any/PULSE_DOC_EXPORT

Available values: String

Default: pulse.publish pulse.coversheet

Example - configuration with an additional job configuration

    env:
        service:
            operator-dpf:
                tag:
                    any:
                        PULSE_DOC_EXPORT: `pulse.publish pulse.coversheet pulse.foo`
    ...

RLI_JOBNAME_KEY¶

RLI_JOBNAME_KEY contains the name of a key in repro list files whose value is used as job name in SEAL Print Client. Unless the specified key exists in the repro list file, PLS_PLOTID, PLS_ORIG_NAME and a self-generated UUID are used in this order.

The key is available for the seal-operator-server service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-server/tag/any/RLI_JOBNAME_KEY

Available values: String

<rli_key>

Default: name

RLI_STOP_ON_ERROR¶

RLI_STOP_ON_ERROR specifies if on any document error the creation of a DPF job is stopped or if the error is logged into the reprolist document data (only for creating DPF job via RLI).

The key is available for the seal-operator-dpf service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-dpf/tag/any/RLI_STOP_ON_ERROR

Available values: Boolean

Y

The creation of a DPF job is stopped on any document error.
N

The creation of a DPF job is continued on any document error and the error is logged into the reprolist.

Default: N

RLIGATE¶

RLIGATE specifies the name of the target directory for the repro list files (rli, rlist) without path. The correspondent path is determined from the PLOSSYS 4 environment.

The key is available for the node-p4rest service.

The key is specified as system variable when installing the REST package in the PLOSSYS 4 system.

Available values: String

<gate_name>

Default: rlipdmgate

S3_ACCESS_KEY_ID¶

S3_ACCESS_KEY_ID specifies the ID of the access key used by the seal-operator-fileupload service for accessing the S3 system.

The key is available for the seal-operator-fileupload service.

S3_ACCESS_KEY_ID is only used when FILESTORE_TYPE is set to s3.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-fileupload/tag/any/S3_ACCESS_KEY_ID

Available values: String

<s3_access_key_id>

Default: none

S3_BUCKET¶

S3_BUCKET specifies the name of the S3 bucket used by the seal-operator-fileupload service for storing the files, for example, seal-operator-fileupload.

The key is available for the seal-operator-fileupload service.

S3_BUCKET is only used when FILESTORE_TYPE is set to s3.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-fileupload/tag/any/S3_BUCKET

Available values: String

<s3_bucket>

Default: seal-operator-fileupload

S3_REGION¶

S3_REGION specifies the S3 region used by the seal-operator-fileupload service for storing the files, for example, eu-central-1.

The key is available for the seal-operator-fileupload service.

S3_REGION is only used when FILESTORE_TYPE is set to s3.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-fileupload/tag/any/S3_REGION

Available values: String

<s3_region>

Default: eu-central-1

S3_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY¶

S3_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY specifies the secret of the access key used by the seal-operator-fileupload service for accessing the S3 system.

The key is available for the seal-operator-fileupload service.

S3_REGION is only used when FILESTORE_TYPE is set to s3.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-fileupload/tag/any/S3_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY

Available values: String

<s3_access_key_secret>

Default: none

SAP_URL¶

SAP_URL specifies the URL for the SAP system.

The key is available for the seal-operator-sap service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-sap/tag/any/SAP_URL

Available values: String

<sap_url>

Default: none

SERVICE_DISCOVERY¶

SERVICE_DISCOVERY specifies if SEAL Operator is running in a cloud environment or on premise.

The key is available for all services.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/any/tag/any/SERVICE_DISCOVERY

Available values: String

cloud

SEAL Operator is running in a cloud environment.
consul

SEAL Operator is running on premise.

Default: consul

SERVICE_DISCOVERY_PORT¶

SERVICE_DISCOVERY_PORT specifed the HTTPS port under which all services are available in a cloud environment.

The key is available for all services.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/any/tag/any/SERVICE_DISCOVERY_PORT

Available values: Integer

<port>

Default: 3000

SERVICE_NAME¶

SERVICE_NAME specifies the name of the service used with the connector.

The key is available for all services.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/any/tag/any/SERVICE_NAME

Available values: String

<service_name>

Default: none

SERVICE_URL¶

SERVICE_URL specifies how a service can be accessed.

The key is available for all services.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/<service>/tag/any/SERVICE_URL for the specific <service> service

Available values: String

<url>

Default: https://localhost:<service_port>

Hint - port list

Default: The server name is determined when a service is started and the default port is used. The correspondent assignment is described in Used Ports.

SHARE_ACCESSED_HTML¶

SHARE_ACCESSED_HTML specifies the HTML template for emails sent to the owner of a Web Portal share if the share gets accessed by an assignee for the first time and seal-email-service is enabled.

The key is available for the seal-operator-webportal service. example In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-webportal/tag/any/SHARE_ACCESSED_HTML

Available Value: string (HTML)

Available placeholders:

{shareId}: ID of the share. If both, public and private links to shares should be sent, it is adviced to use the {shareLink} placeholder instead. For the structure of private and public links, refer to the examples for SHARE_ACCESSED_TEXT.
{shareLink}: Automatically generated link to the share. Depending on whether the share is private or public either a private or a public link will be generated.
{shareName}: Name of the share given by the creator of the share.
{userName}: Name of the user who accessed the share. If the user's name isn't available, like for generic type AUTH_PROVIDER, the email address will be used instead.

Default: none

Example - example text with placeholders

SHARE_ACCESSED_SUBJECT¶

SHARE_ACCESSED_SUBJECT specifies the email subject for the mails sent to the owner of a Web Portal share if the share gets accessed by an assignee for the first time and seal-email-service is enabled, for example Share accessed.

The key is available for the seal-operator-webportal service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-webportal/tag/any/SHARE_ACCESSED_SUBJECT

Available values: String

Default: none

SHARE_ACCESSED_TEXT¶

SHARE_ACCESSED_TEXT specifies the plain text template for emails sent to the owner of a Web Portal share if the share gets accessed by an assignee for the first time and seal-email-service is enabled.

The key is available for the seal-operator-webportal service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-webportal/tag/any/SHARE_ACCESSED_TEXT

Available values: String

Available placeholders:

{shareId}: ID of the share. If both, public and private links to shares, should be sent, it is adviced to use the {shareLink} placeholder instead.
{shareLink}: Automatically generated link to the share. Depending on whether the share is private or public either a private or a public link will be generated.
{shareName}: Name of the share given by the creator of the share.
{userName}: Name of the user who accessed the share. If the user's name isn't available, like for generic type AUTH_PROVIDER, the email address will be used instead.

Default: none

Example - example text with {shareLink} placeholder

Hello! {userName} accessed your share {shareName} at {shareLink}.

Example - usage of the {shareId} placeholder with a public link.

Hello! {userName} accessed your share "{shareName}" at https://myserver.com:3000/#/public/operator-webportal?view=share&shareId={shareId}.

Example - usage of the {shareId} placeholder with a private link.

Hello! {userName} accessed your share "{shareName}" at https://myserver.com:3000/#/service/operator-webportal?view=share&shareId={shareId}.

SHARE_ASSIGNED_HTML¶

SHARE_ASSIGNED_HTML specifies the HTML template for emails sent to the assignees of a Web Portal share if the seal-email-service is enabled.

The key is available for the seal-operator-webportal service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-webportal/tag/any/SHARE_ASSIGNED_HTML

Available values: String

Available placeholders:

{expirationDate}: End date of the share. After that date the share can't be accessed by its assignees anymore. The share will not automatically be deleted afterwards. Its owner can change the end date via the Web Portal UI to make it accessable again. If Access Notification is enabled a new notification email will be sent in that case.
{shareId}: ID of the share. For the structure of private and public links, refer to the examples for SHARE_ASSIGNED_TEXT. If both, public and private links to shares should be sent, it is adviced to use the {shareLink} placeholder instead.
{shareLink}: Automatically generated link to the share. Depending on whether the receiver of the email is a registered user in the used OIDC either a private or public link will be generated and sent.
{shareName}: Name of the share given by the creator of the share.

Default: none

Example - example text with placeholders

SHARE_ASSIGNED_SUBJECT¶

SHARE_ASSIGNED_SUBJECT specifies the email subject for the mails sent to the assignees of a Web Portal share if the seal-email-service is enabled, for example Share assigned.

The key is available for the seal-operator-webportal service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-webportal/tag/any/SHARE_ASSIGNED_SUBJECT

Available values: String

Default: none

SHARE_ASSIGNED_TEXT¶

SHARE_ASSIGNED_TEXT specifies the plain text template for emails sent to the assignees of a Web Portal share if the seal-email-service is enabled.

The key is available for the seal-operator-webportal service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-webportal/tag/any/SHARE_ASSIGNED_TEXT

Available values: String

Available placeholders:

{expirationDate}: End date of the share. After that date the share can't be accessed by its assignees anymore. The share will not automatically be deleted afterwards. Its owner can change the end date via the Web Portal UI to make it accessable again. If Access Notification is enabled a new notification email will be sent in that case.
{shareId}: ID of the share. For the structure of private and public links, refer to the examples below. If public and private links to shares will be sent, it is adviced to use the {shareLink} placeholder instead.
{shareLink}: Automatically generated link to the share. Depending on whether the receiver of the email is a registered user in the used OIDC either a private or public link will be generated and sent.
{shareName}: Name of the share given by the creator of the share.

Default: none

Example - example text with placeholders

Hello! You received access to share "{shareName}". You can access it via this link: {shareLink}. The share will expire on {expirationDate}.

Example - usage of the {shareId} placeholder with a public link.

Hello! You received access to share "{shareName}". You can access it via this link: https://myserver.com:3000/#/public/operator-webportal?view=share&shareId={shareId}. The share will expire on {expirationDate}.

Example - usage of the {shareId} placeholder with a private link.

Hello! {userName} accessed your share "{shareName}" at https://myserver.com:3000/#/service/operator-webportal?view=share&shareId={shareId}. The share will expire on {expirationDate}.

SITE_COLLECTION¶

SITE_COLLECTION specifies the base URL to the SharePoint site collection.

The key is available for the seal-operator-sharepoint service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-sharepoint/tag/any/SITE_COLLECTION

Available values: String

<url>

Default: none

SMTP_PASSWORD¶

SMTP_PASSWORTspecifies the password for the user defined in SMTP_USERNAME to use with the SMTP server.

The key is available for the seal-email-service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/email-service/tag/any/SMTP_PASSWORT

Available values: String

Default: none

SMTP_PORT¶

SMTP_PORTspecifies the port of the SMTP server.

The key is available for the seal-email-service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/email-service/tag/any/SMTP_PORT

Available values: String

Default: 587

SMTP_SERVER¶

SMTP_SERVERspecifies the name of the SMTP server, for example, imap.strato.de

The key is available for the seal-email-service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/email-service/tag/any/SMTP_SERVER

Available values: String

Default: email-smtp.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com

SMTP_USERNAME¶

SMTP_USERNAME specifies the user to use with the SMTP server.

The key is available for the seal-email-service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/email-service/tag/any/SMTP_USERNAME

Available values: String

Default: none

SORT_COLLECTIONS_FIRST¶

SORT_COLLECTIONS_FIRST specifies if the directories are listed before the documents.

The key is available for the seal-operator-treeresolver service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-treeresolve/tag/any/SORT_COLLECTIONS_FIRST

Available values: Boolean

Y

The directories are listed before the documents. This sorting is known from the Windows file explorer.
N

The items are not sorted according to their document type.

Default: N

SORT_METADATA¶

SORT_METADATA specifies a space-separated list of metadata keys used for sorting the items. The first metadata key has the highest priority for the sorting. With each metadata key, the sort type and the sort direction can be specified separated by the # character. Available values for the sort type are number for the numerical and string for the alphanumerical sorting. The default sort type is string. Available values for the sort direction are up and down. The default sort direction is up.

The key is available for the seal-operator-treeresolver service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-treeresolve/tag/any/SORT_METADATA

Available values: String

Default: none

Example - metadata

level#number#up Name first sorts the items by the level metadata key numerically upwards and, if the levels are identical, the items are sorted by the Name metadata key.

SORT_OVERALL¶

SORT_OVERALL specifies if the collected items are sorted over all items or in each directory.

The key is available for the seal-operator-treeresolver service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-treeresolve/tag/any/SORT_OVERALL

Available values: Boolean

Y

The items are sorted over all items.
N

The items are sorted in each directory.

Default: N

STAMP_META¶

STAMP_META specifies if stamps are also applied to additional sheets, such as cover or trailer sheets.

The key is available for the seal-operator-p4 service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-p4/tag/any/STAMP_META

Available values: Boolean

Default: N

STORAGE_SERVICE_NAME¶

STORAGE_SERVICE_NAME specifies the name of the service that will store the entries with their associated content for SEAL Web Portal. The value equals the SERVICE_NAME of the used storage service.

The key is available for the seal-operator-webportal service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-webportal/tag/any/STORAGE_SERVICE_NAME

Available values: String. Availabe values depend on the services installed.

Default: operator-fileupload

SYSTEMS¶

SYSTEMS specifies a subsection containing a list of PLOSSYS 4 systems. Every list entry stands for a P4 system and starts with a dash.

The key is available for the seal-operator-p4 service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-p4/tag/any/SYSTEMS

Hint - multiple PLOSSYS 4 systems

For further information, refer to Multiple PLOSSYS 4 Backends.

Available sub-keys per system entry:

PLOSSYS_URL (mandatory)
PLOSSYS_NAME (optional)
TARGET_CONTENT_TYPE (optional)
TARGET_FILE_KEY (optional)
USER_NAME_KEY (optional)

Default: none

Example - configuration with multiple P4 backends

    env:
    service:
    ...
        operator-p4:
        tag:
            any:
            ACTION_EXECUTOR: P4
            SYSTEMS:
                - PLOSSYS_NAME: <system_1_name>
                PLOSSYS_URL: 'https://<plossys_4_server_1_name>:3011'
                - PLOSSYS_NAME: <system_2_name>
                PLOSSYS_URL: 'https://<plossys_4_server_2_name>:3011'
    ...

Hint - structure in Consul

When setting the key via Consul another indexed subsection is needed since Consul doesn't know enumerations.

The same configuration as above transformed to Consul structure:

env:
    service:
    operator-p4:
        tag:
        any:
            SYSTEMS:
            0:
                PLOSSYS_NAME: <system_1_name>
                PLOSSYS_URL: 'https://<plossys_4_server_1_name>:3011'
            1:
                PLOSSYS_NAME: <system_2_name>
                PLOSSYS_URL: 'https://<plossys_4_server_2_name>:3011'

The PLOSSYS_URL for the first system in Consul UI. Take notice of the emphasized breadcrumb line on top:

TARGET_CONTENT_TYPE¶

TARGET_CONTENT_TYPE specifies the PLOSSYS 4-specific job format.

Hint - multiple PLOSSYS 4 systems

In case of multiple PLOSSYS 4 systems the configuration differs, refer to SYSTEMS and Multiple PLOSSYS 4 Backends.

The key is available for the seal-operator-p4 service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-p4/tag/any/TARGET_CONTENT_TYPE

Available values: String

application/rli

For a repro list
application/json

For a set collation

Default: application/json

TARGET_FILE_KEY¶

TARGET_FILE_KEY specifies the key where to put the names of local files (i. e. the files stored in the My Documents lists) when exporting to a repro list.

Hint - multiple PLOSSYS 4 systems

In case of multiple PLOSSYS 4 systems the configuration differs, refer to SYSTEMS and Multiple PLOSSYS 4 Backends.

The key is available for the seal-operator-p4 service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-p4/tag/any/TARGET_FILE_KEY

Available values: String

<plossys_key>

Default: PLS_ORIG_NAME

TASK_CREATE_WITH_USER_DEFAULT¶

TASK_CREATE_WITH_USER_DEFAULT specifies if the tasks are created with the user defaults as metadata.

The key is available for the seal-operator-server service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-server/tag/any/TASK_CREATE_WITH_USER_DEFAULT

Available values: Boolean

Y

The user defaults are used as metadata of new tasks.
N

The system defaults are used as metadata of new tasks.

Default: Y

TASK_TIMEOUT¶

TASK_TIMEOUT specifies the time interval after which the seal-operator-server service looks for finished tasks to be deleted. The time interval has to be specified including the unit. For the available units, refer to Units at the top of the page.

The key is available for the seal-operator-server service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-server/tag/any/TASK_TIMEOUT

Available values: string

<time_interval_and_unit>

Default: 1h

TASK_TTL_ABORTED¶

TASK_TTL_ABORTED specifies the time interval after which an aborted task will be deleted by the seal-operator-server service. The time interval has to be specified including the unit. For the available units, refer to Units at the top of the page.

The key is available for the seal-operator-server service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-server/tag/any/TASK_TTL_ABORTED

Available values: String

<time_interval_and_unit>

Aborted tasks will be deleted after the specified time.
0

Aborted tasks never will be deleted.

Default: 1w

TASK_TTL_COMPLETED¶

TASK_TTL_COMPLETED specifies the time interval after which a completed task will be deleted by the seal-operator-server service. The time interval has to be specified including the unit. For the available units, refer to Units at the top of the page.

The key is available for the seal-operator-server service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-server/tag/any/TASK_TTL_COMPLETED

Available values: String

<time_interval_and_unit>

Completed tasks will be deleted after the specified time.
0

Completed tasks never will be deleted.

Default: 1w

TASK_TTL_FAILED¶

TASK_TTL_FAILED specifies the time interval after which a failed task will be deleted by the seal-operator-server service. The time interval has to be specified including the unit. For the available units, refer to Units at the top of the page.

The key is available for the seal-operator-server service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-server/tag/any/TASK_TTL_FAILED

Available values: String

<time_interval_and_unit>

Failed tasks will be deleted after the specified time.
0

Failed tasks never will be deleted.

Default: 1w

TASK_TTL_OPEN¶

TASK_TTL_OPEN specifies the time interval after which an open task will be deleted by the seal-operator-server service. The time interval has to be specified including the unit. For the available units, refer to Units at the top of the page.

The key is available for the seal-operator-server service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-server/tag/any/TASK_TTL_OPEN

Available values: String

<time_interval_and_unit>

Open tasks will be deleted after the specified time.
0

Open tasks never will be deleted.

Default: 0

TASK_TTL_PROCESSING¶

TASK_TTL_PROCESSING specifies the time interval after which a processing task will be deleted by the seal-operator-server service. The time interval has to be specified including the unit. For the available units, refer to Units at the top of the page.

The key is available for the seal-operator-server service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-server/tag/any/TASK_TTL_PROCESSING

Available values: String

<time_interval_and_unit>

Processing tasks will be deleted after the specified time.
0

Processing tasks never will be deleted.

Default: 1w

TLS_DIR¶

TLS_DIR specifies the directory containing the certificate files necessary for the secure transfer within SEAL Operator.

The key is available for all services.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/any/tag/any/TLS_DIR

Available values: String

<dir_name>

The directory contains the following files:

key.pem

File containing the private key
cert.pem

File containing the certificate
ca.pem (optional)

File containing the CA certificate

Default: none

Hint - certificate files contained in delivery

The self-signed certificates contained in delivery are hard-coded. The tls directories contained in delivery only contain examples which certificate files are required and how they look like.

Hint - tls certificate fallback chain

TLS_EXTERNAL_DIR -> TLS_DIR -> built-in certificates

Caution - security gap

Using the pre-installed self-signed certificate in a productive system is a serious security gap!

TLS_EXTERNAL_DIR¶

TLS_EXTERNAL_DIR specifies the directory containing the external certificate files necessary for the services handling external requests.

The key is available for the following services:

seal-operator-ui
seal-operator-server

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-server/tag/any/TLS_EXTERNAL_DIR
dc/home/env/service/operator-ui/tag/any/TLS_EXTERNAL_DIR

Instead of setting the key for each service, it can also be specified here once and for all:

dc/home/env/service/any/tag/any/TLS_EXTERNAL_DIR

Available values: String

<dir_name>

The directory contains the following files:

key.pem

File containing the private key
cert.pem

File containing the certificate
ca.pem (optional)

File containing the CA certificate

Default: none

Hint - certificate files contained in delivery

The self-signed certificates contained in delivery are hard-coded. The tls directories contained in delivery only contain examples which certificate files are required and how they look like.

Hint - tls certificate fallback chain

TLS_EXTERNAL_DIR -> TLS_DIR -> built-in certificates

Caution - security gap

Using the pre-installed self-signed certificate in a productive system is a serious security gap!

TRUSTED_CLIENT¶

TRUSTED_CLIENT specifies the client name configured in the OIDC identity provider for granting access via access token.

The key is available for the following services:

seal-operator-fileupload
seal-operator-server
seal-operator-sharepoint

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-fileupload/tag/any/TRUSTED_CLIENT
dc/home/env/service/operator-server/tag/any/TRUSTED_CLIENT
dc/home/env/service/operator-sharepoint/tag/any/TRUSTED_CLIENT

Available values: String

<client_name>

Default: operator

UI_BASE_URL¶

UI_BASE_URL specifies the base URL of the Web Portal user interface. Only necessary if the {shareLink} placeholder is used in an email template and the automatic detection of this URL is prone to fail (e.g. when shares are created through a batch process).

The key is available for the following service:

seal-operator-webportal

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-webportal/tag/any/UI_BASE_URL

Available values: String

<ui_base_url>

Default: none

Example

    env:
        service:
            operator-webportal:
                tag:
                    any:
                        UI_BASE_URL: 'https://myserver.com:3000'
    ...

USER_NAME_KEY¶

USER_NAME_KEY specifies the key where to put the name of the logged-in user when exporting to a repro list. By default, no user is set in a repro list passed to PLOSSYS 4. If you want the name of the logged-in user to be set in the repro list, specify the repro list key where to put the user name (e. g. PLS_USERNAME). The user name will then be set regardless of an already existent user name in the repro list.

Hint - multiple PLOSSYS 4 systems

In case of multiple PLOSSYS 4 systems the configuration differs, refer to SYSTEMS and Multiple PLOSSYS 4 Backends.

The key is available for the seal-operator-p4 service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-p4/tag/any/USER_NAME_KEY

Available values: String

<plossys_key>

Default: none

WEBPORTAL_CLIENT_ID¶

WEBPORTAL_CLIENT_ID specifies the client name configured in the OIDC identity provider for granting access via access token.

Hint - different usage of AUTH_CLIENT_ID and WEBPORTAL_CLIENT_ID

AUTH_CLIENT_ID is used for setting up the seal-operator-server connection, while WEBPORTAL_CLIENT_ID is used only for storing files in the fileupload store.

The key is available for the seal-operator-webportal service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-webportal/tag/any/WEBPORTAL_CLIENT_ID

Available values: String

<client_id>

Default: seal-webportal

WEBPORTAL_CLIENT_SECRET¶

WEBPORTAL_CLIENT_SECRET specifies the client secret for the respective WEBPORTAL_CLIENT_ID as configured in the OIDC identity provider for granting access via access token.

The key is available for the seal-operator-webportal service.

In Consul, the key is specified here. If the key does not exist yet, you have to create it:

dc/home/env/service/operator-webportal/tag/any/WEBPORTAL_CLIENT_SECRET

Available values: String

<client_secret>

Default: 1f86ba87-64f2-4c3f-9c92-bbd5befdf6f7