Sakai Properties Reference - L
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| linktool.home |
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The shared directory in which linktool keys are deployed in shared environments.
Syntax
Accepts a valid directory location.
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| localIndexBaseATorg.sakaiproject.search.api.JournalSettings |
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localIndexBase@org.sakaiproject.search.api.JournalSettings
A local directory used to store search index data.
Syntax
Accepts a valid directory location.
locales
A comma-delimited list of supported locales.
Syntax
Accepts a list of valid locales separated by commas (there should be no spaces or quotes next to the commas).
log.config
Override the default logging for one or more components.
Syntax
You must have a log.config.count parameter indicating the total number of log settings defined. You are then expected to have a numbered instance of this element for each number between 1 and the total count. For example, if log.config.count is set to 2, you would be expected to provide a log.config.1 and log.config.2. setting. Use the name of the actual fully qualified classname which has the logging in it (example: DEBUG.org.sakaiproject.email.impl.BasicEmailService) and not the classname of the service api.
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| logAbandonedATjavax.sql.BaseDataSource |
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logAbandoned@javax.sql.BaseDataSource
Whether or not to log stack traces for application code which abandons a statement or connection.
Syntax
Can be set to true or false.
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| logWriterATjavax.sql.BaseDataSource |
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logWriter@javax.sql.BaseDataSource
The classname of the log writer.
Syntax
A valid classname.
loggedOutUrl
The URL users are sent to when they click the "logout" button.
Syntax
Accepts a valid URL.
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login.browser.user.agent
One or more additional browser agents to support when requesting HTTP basic authentication.
Syntax
You must have a login.browser.user.agent.count parameter indicating the total number of additional browser agents. You are then expected to have a numbered instance of this element for each number between 1 and the total count. For example, if login.browser.user.agent.count is set to 2, you would be expected to provide a login.browser.user.agent.1 and login.browser.user.agent.2 setting. The text of the actual setting should be a regex pattern that the desired agent will match.
login.icon
The source location of the login icon displayed in the portal.
Syntax
Accepts a valid relative or absolute URL.
login.text
The textual wording associated with the link to the login URL specified in the login.url property. Will not be displayed on the portal unless top.login is set to false.
Syntax
Any text, including special characters and HTML.
login.url
The URL users are sent to when a login is required. This is the destination for the login link as well as the redirect that occurs when a protected resource is accessed without a login.
Syntax
Accepts a valid relative or absolute URL.
logout.icon
The icon associated with the "logout" link.
Syntax
Accepts a valid relative or absolute URL.
logout.text
The textual wording of the link used to log out.
Syntax
Any text, including special characters and HTML.