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Configuring the Inedo Agent
As of v49, the Inedo Agent stores its configuration in the InedoAgent.config
file. Earlier versions stored configuration in the InedoAgentService.exe.config
file, located in the agent's installation directory.
Configuration File Location
Normally, the Inedo Agent looks for its configuration file at: %PROGRAMDATA%\Inedo\SharedConfig\InedoAgent.config.
On most systems, this will resolve to C:\ProgramData\Inedo\SharedConfig\InedoAgent.config
. However, to accomodate upgrades and other scenarios it can load from other locations:
InedoAgent.config
in install directory- Legacy
InedoAgentService.exe.config
in install directory InedoAgent.config
in%PROGRAMDATA%\Inedo\SharedConfig
If no configuration file is found in any of those locations, the Inedo Agent will not run.
Configuration File Format
The Inedo Agent configuration file is a simple XML format:
<InedoAgentConfig>
<LogFile></LogFile>
<ExtensionCachePath></ExtensionCachePath>
<BuildMasterRootPath></BuildMasterRootPath>
<OtterRootPath></OtterRootPath>
<Listener Enabled="true/false">
<Encryption Mode="none/ssl/aes">
<CertificateName></CertificateName>
<Key></Key>
</Encryption>
<Address></Address>
<Port></Port>
<MaxConcurrentHandshakes></MaxConcurrentHandshakes>
<HandshakeTimeout></HandshakeTimeout>
<AllowedAddresses></AllowedAddresses>
</Listener>
<Connections Enabled="true/false">
<Server Host="" Key="" />
</Connections>
</InedoAgentConfig>
Name | Default Value | Notes |
---|---|---|
LogFile | none | When a path to a file is specified, diagnostic information is written to this file. Do not specify a log file unless directed to do so by Inedo support. |
ExtensionCachePath | %TEMP%\Inedo\ExtensionCache | Directory where Inedo extensions are unpacked and loaded from when necessary. |
BuildMasterRootPath | %TEMP%\InedoAgent\BuildMaster | Acts as the root temporary directory for BuildMaster deployments that target this server |
OtterRootPath | %TEMP%\InedoAgent\Otter | Acts as the root temporary directory for Otter orchestrations that target this server |
Listener->Enabled | true | When true, the agent will listen for incoming connections. |
Listener->Encryption->Mode | none | Specifies the type of encryption used for incoming connections. May be none, ssl, or aes. |
Listener->Encryption->CertificateName | none | When Encryption Mode is ssl , specifies the name of the certificate used for incoming connections. |
Listener->Encryption->Key | none | When Encryption Mode is aes , specifies the 128 or 256-bit key in 64 hexadecimal digits used to encrypt data from incoming connections. |
Listener->Address | Any | The IP address to listen for incoming connections on. |
Listener->Port | 46336 | The TCP port to listen for incoming connections on. |
Listener->MaxConcurrentHandshakes | 100 | Maximum number of simultaneous incoming handshakes to process. |
Listener->HandshakeTimeout | 30 | Maximum amount of time in seconds to allow an incoming handshake to take. |
Listener->AllowedAddresses | any | ;-separated list of IP addresses that are allowed to connect to this agent. |
Connections->Enabled | true | When true, connections will be issued to the servers specified in this element. |
Connections->Server->Host | none | Remote host name/address and optionally port if not using 46336 of product to connect to. |
Connections->Server->Key | none | Secret key defined by the remote product to identify this agent instance. |