Product:TIBCO Spotfire Server
Versions:10.10 and later
Summary:
This article helps in scheduling the LDAP synchronization interval in minutes
Details:
This article explains the use of correct syntax to set LDAP synchronization in minutes. It is not possible to set it through the Configuration tool as the Minutely option is greyed out for editing. The server does not support Cron step values (values starting with a slash).
Resolution:
To set the LDAP sync interval to 5 mins, you need to make the below change for <schedule></schedule> parameter under LDAP in the configuration.xml.
<synchronization-schedules>
<schedule>@restart</schedule>
<schedule>@daily</schedule>
<schedule>0,5,10,15,20,25,30,35,40,45,50,55 * * * *</schedule>
</synchronization-schedules>
Similarly for 15 mins, it would be <schedule>0,15,30,45 * * * *</schedule>.
Steps to make the above changes:
1) Export the active server configuration (the configuration.xml file) by using the export-config command.
Example:
config export-config --tool-password=mypassword
2) After you have made the change, upload the modified configuration back to the Spotfire database by using the import-config command. The configuration that you import becomes the active configuration for that server or cluster.
Example:
config import-config --tool-password=mypassword --comment=what was changed
3) Restart Spotfire Server.
Versions:10.10 and later
Summary:
This article helps in scheduling the LDAP synchronization interval in minutes
Details:
This article explains the use of correct syntax to set LDAP synchronization in minutes. It is not possible to set it through the Configuration tool as the Minutely option is greyed out for editing. The server does not support Cron step values (values starting with a slash).
Resolution:
To set the LDAP sync interval to 5 mins, you need to make the below change for <schedule></schedule> parameter under LDAP in the configuration.xml.
<synchronization-schedules>
<schedule>@restart</schedule>
<schedule>@daily</schedule>
<schedule>0,5,10,15,20,25,30,35,40,45,50,55 * * * *</schedule>
</synchronization-schedules>
Similarly for 15 mins, it would be <schedule>0,15,30,45 * * * *</schedule>.
Steps to make the above changes:
1) Export the active server configuration (the configuration.xml file) by using the export-config command.
Example:
config export-config --tool-password=mypassword
2) After you have made the change, upload the modified configuration back to the Spotfire database by using the import-config command. The configuration that you import becomes the active configuration for that server or cluster.
Example:
config import-config --tool-password=mypassword --comment=what was changed
3) Restart Spotfire Server.