Updating Rundeck Framework Configuration Files

This guide provides essential instructions for updating the Rundeck Framework configuration files. This is a mandatory step to change the default configuration with your custom server name and domain. Please ensure you follow these steps carefully to avoid any configuration issues.

Prerequisites:

• Administrator access to FileBrowser.
• Correct server name and domain ready for input.

Step 1: Access File Browser

1. Navigate to https://<your_server>/filebrowser

   Administrator Note: Ensure that you replace <your_server> with the actual server IP or domain name where the FileBrowser is hosted.

2. Enter your credentials and click Login.

   

   Administrator Note: If you are unsure of your credentials, please check with the system administrator or the setup documentation for the default credentials.

Step 2: Locate the Rundeck Directory

1. Navigate to the rundeck directory to access the configuration settings.

   

   Administrator Note: Ensure you have the correct permissions to view and modify the files in this directory.

Step 3: Edit the framework.properties File

1. Click on the framework.properties file to edit it.

   

2. Modify the URL to replace it with your server name or domain name.

   

   Administrator Note: Be cautious when modifying URLs. Ensure that the domain is correctly formatted and accessible from the client machines. Example: https://liberty.nomana-it.fr. Avoid typos, as this can lead to connection issues.

3. Click Save and Close to return to the file browser.

   

Step 4: Edit the rundeck-config.properties File

1. Now, click on the rundeck-config.properties file to edit the domain configuration.

   

2. Modify the URL with your server name or DNS.

   

   Administrator Note: Both configuration files (framework.properties and rundeck-config.properties) should have consistent URLs to prevent any mismatch in accessing the server. grails.serverURL must end by /rundeck

3. Click Save and Close to return to the file browser.

   

Final Administrator Note: After updating both configuration files, it is required to restart the Rundeck service to apply the new settings. Use Portainer to restart the stack or only the Rundeck container