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Injecting the Core server command line parameters via file

Latest revision as of 05:48, 12 September 2024

In the applications, put a file named

App_Data/CommandLineOverride.xml

This file - if found - will be read as xml and used as parameters.

Example of valid input:

<root>
  <arg>port=5020</arg>
  <arg>nohttps</arg>
  <arg>host=localhost</arg>
  <arg>iis=https://localhost/TKDebug</arg> // probably the only param you send for IIS hosting 
</root>

The file is practical since it will enable you to just unzip a fresh version of the server software into the old location. This will will stay untouched - and the server is ready to start with these settings.

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-In the applications put a file named
+<message>Write the content here to display this box</message>
+In the applications, put a file named
   App_Data/CommandLineOverride.xml
 This file - if found - will be read as xml and used as parameters.
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     <arg>nohttps</arg>
     <arg>host=localhost</arg>
-    <arg>iis=<nowiki>https://localhost/TKDebug</nowiki></arg>
+    <arg>iis=<nowiki>https://localhost/TKDebug</nowiki></arg> // probably the only param you send for IIS hosting
   </root>
-The file is practical since it will enable you to just unzip a fresh version of the server software into the old location - and this will will stay untouched - and the server is ready to start with these settings
+The file is practical since it will enable you to just unzip a fresh version of the server software into the old location. This will will stay untouched - and the server is ready to start with these settings.
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