+ logback-access.xml - Contains the default logger definition for the log file name, log level, pattern layout and rotation rules for the request.log file + logback.xml - Contains default logger definitions for log file names, log levels, pattern layouts and rotation rules for the nexus.log and tasks/*.log files + system.properties - system properties used for the JVM and application start upĬonfiguration files for logback including: + org.apache.* and org.ops4j.* - various Karaf and OSGi related configuration files This file can be used to pass additional parameters to the Apache Karaf container. + custom.properties - Customizable configuration used by Apache Karaf. + config.properties - The main configuration for the Apache Karaf runtime. It includes one properties file and a number of nested directories:Ĭonfiguration files for Ehcache, Elasticsearch, and OrientDBĬonfiguration files for Apache Karaf, including: The main location for configuration files is the etc directory. Djava.io.tmpdir=./sonatype-work/nexus3/tmp XX:LogFile=./sonatype-work/nexus3/log/jvm.log The application startup loads JVM arguments from the Java properties file $install-dir/bin/nexus.vmoptions: The startup of the JVM running the repository manager is managed via files in the $install-dir/bin directory within the installation.
This section details these and provides recipes for specific tasks. If successful, you should see a message notifying you that it is listening for HTTP.Ĭonfiguring the specifics of the repository manager runtime involves configuration for all components in various configuration files and startup scripts. The tail command verifies that the service has been started successfully. Tail -f /opt/sonatype-work/nexus3/log/nexus.log Add the following contents, then save the file in the /etc/systemd/system/ directory:ĮxecStart=/opt/nexus-3.15.2-01/bin/nexus startĮxecStop=/opt/nexus-3.15.2-01/bin/nexus stopĪctivate the service with the following commands:Īfter starting the service for any Linux-based operating systems, verify that the service started successfully. This example is a script that uses systemd to run the repository manager service. # 1.2.Running Repository Manager in the Background # 1.1.Running Repository Manager in the Foreground
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