Configuration Parameters

jetbrains.hub.locale

Sets the language displayed in the Hub user interface. Specify the language in IETF BCP 47 format (en-US, de-DE, es-ES, fr-FR, ru-RU).

• Data type: string

• Location: System Settings

jetbrains.hub.motto.disabled

Disables the Hub Motto in the user interface.

• Data type: Boolean

• Default value: false

• Location: System Settings

jetbrains.hub.smtp.enable

Enables or disables email notifications.

• Data type: Boolean

• Default value: false

• Location: System Settings

jetbrains.hub.smtp.host

Sets the SMTP host address.

• Data type: string

• Location: System Settings

jetbrains.hub.smtp.port

Sets the SMTP connection port.

• Data type: integer

• Location: System Settings

jetbrains.hub.smtp.protocol

Sets the protocol that is used to send email notifications. Supports the following values: SMTP / SMTP+SSL / SMTP+TLS

• Data type: string

• Location: System Settings

jetbrains.hub.smtp.from

Sets the email address that is used as the "From:" field in email notifications.

• Data type: string

• Location: System Settings

jetbrains.hub.smtp.login

Sets the login for the account that is used for authentication by the SMTP server.

• Data type: string

• Location: System Settings

jetbrains.hub.smtp.password

Sets the password for the account that is used for authentication by the SMTP server.

• Data type: string

• Location: System Settings

jetbrains.hub.license.name

Sets the name for the Hub service license.

• Data type: string

• Location: Licenses

jetbrains.hub.license.key

Sets the license key for the Hub service license.

• Data type: string

• Location: Licenses

jetbrains.hub.role.permissions.reset

Resets permissions to the default scheme for all of the default roles. In the Hub UI, you can reset permissions for each default role individually.

• Data type: Boolean

• Location: Permissions tab

base-url

The URL that end users request to access your Hub installation. For example, https://hub.mydomain.com.

• When the value for the secure-mode property is tls or your Hub installation is secured behind an SSL-terminating reverse proxy server, the URL should begin with https.

• Otherwise (when running Hub using plain HTTP), the URL begins with http.

The default value is either of the following (where hostname is the name of the server where Hub is installed):

• "http://" + hostname + ":" + listen-port + "/"

• "http://" + hostname + "/" (in case when listen-port is equal to 80)

This value is stored as a string data type.

secure-mode

The connection mode that is applied to the Hub server. This property supports the following values:

• disable — TLS is disabled. This is the default value for this property.

• tls — TLS is enabled.

listen-address

Sets the net interface address for your Hub installation. It might be changed if Hub should be configured to listen on some particular net interface.

• Data type: string

• Default value: 0.0.0.0

listen-port

Designates the port on which Hub listens for HTTP traffic. This port might be changed from one configuration phase to another. By default, port 80 is tried to be used on Windows and 8080 on other platforms.

If port 80 is occupied by another process or is not allowed on your server, Hub will automatically start listening on port 8080 and any subsequent available port.

This value is stored as an int data type.

tls-redirect-from-http

When true lets you use an additional port (defined by the tls-redirect-from-http-listen-port property) to accept unencrypted HTTP traffic and redirect it to a secure port defined by the property listen-port.

The default value is false.

tls-redirect-from-http-listen-port

Specifies an additional port to accept unencrypted HTTP traffic and redirect it to a secure port defined by the listen-port property. To enable this port, set the value for the tls-redirect-from-http property to true).

tls-server-cert-folder

An (optional) absolute path to resolve relative paths defined by other command line parameters, when present. Relative paths to server certificate files that are specified in other properties are resolved against this directory. The properties that can reference relative paths are:

• tls-server-cert-key-file

• tls-server-cert-file

• tls-server-cert-chain-file

• tls-server-cert-keystore-file

tls-server-cert-keystore-file

The location of a keystore file in either JKS or PKCS #12 format.

tls-server-cert-keystore-password

Keystore integrity password

tls-server-cert-keystore-key-alias

The alias of the entry in the keystore that contains the server certificate and the private key. If your keystore uses the PKCS #12 format, follow these guidelines:

• Use the value that is stored as the friendlyName in the keystore.

• If the private key and certificate pair was not marked with a friendlyName during generation, use this parameter to provide the sequential number of this pair in the keystore. For a keystore that only contains one certificate and private key pair, set the value to 1.

tls-server-cert-keystore-key-password

Password that protects your server's private key entry in the keystore.

tls-server-cert-key-file

The location of a private key (PKCS #1 or PKCS #8) file, stored in PEM format.

tls-server-cert-file

The location of a certificate file, stored in PEM format.

tls-server-cert-chain-file

The (optional) location of a file that contains the certificate chain, stored in PEM format.

tls-server-cert-private-key-passphrase

If you use an encrypted private key, then use this property to provide the passphrase that was used for encryption. Supported for both PKCS #1 and PKCS #8 formats.

data-dir

Sets the directory where Hub stores application data.

temp-dir

Sets the directory where Hub stores temporary files.

logs-dir

Sets the directory where Hub stores application logs.

backups-dir

Sets the directory where Hub stores time-specific copies of the database in backup folders.

• Data type: string

• Default value: <hub>\backups

hub-url

Stores the web address of an external Hub service, when used.

statistics-upload

Determines whether Hub is allowed to collect and share anonymous usage statistics with JetBrains.

This property is normally set by the administrator in the web-based Configuration Wizard during installation.

• Data type: Boolean

• Default value: false

no-browser

Launches the application without opening a browser window on startup. Use this parameter to run the Hub service on a machine without launching unneeded applications or where browser software is not installed.

jetbrains.hub.translation.custom.folder

Sets the path to a directory that stores localized UI strings for a custom locale. For example, /user/current/translations

• Data type: string

jetbrains.hub.avatars.memoryCache.disabled

Enables memory caching for rendering avatars.

• Data type: Boolean

jetbrains.hub.admin.restore

Resets the default administrator account and its permissions to the default scheme. If built-in authorization is disabled, starting Hub service with this parameter enables it.

• Data type: Boolean

jetbrains.hub.admin.uuid

Sets the UUID of the default administrator account. This parameter is only applied when used in combination with the jetbrains.hub.admin.restore.

• Data type: string

jetbrains.hub.admin.name

Sets the full name of the default administrator account. This parameter is only applied when used in combination with the jetbrains.hub.admin.restore.

• Data type: string

jetbrains.hub.admin.login

Sets the username of the default administrator account. This parameter is only applied when used in combination with the jetbrains.hub.admin.restore.

• Data type: string

jetbrains.hub.admin.email

Sets the email address of the default administrator account. This parameter is only applied when used in combination with the jetbrains.hub.admin.restore.

• Data type: string

jetbrains.hub.admin.password

Sets the password of the default administrator account. This parameter is only applied when used in combination with the jetbrains.hub.admin.restore.

• Data type: string