Settings

List of options

Enable Security

When security is disabled every one has unlimited access to File System Event Logger, We do not recommend running File System Event Logger with disabled security

Enable Preferences Screen

Enables/ disables (hides) Preferences Screen

Enable Web Logging

Enables logging

Use Cluster

Improves performance when logging a lot of events

Use SSL

Enables HTTPS server

Run SQL Scripts

Performs repository upgrade. Only set this option when asked by support

Enable SQL Logging

Only set this option when asked by support

Web Server Port

http://computer:port

Environment Name

Security Key

Used for password encryption

Security Key Expires In

User session expiration time in days

Default User Page

Do not change

Toolbar class

Changes top toolbar look and feel

Connection type

Repository Database Connection type

Host

Repository Database hostname

Port

Repository Database port

Database

Location/Name of File System Event Logger repository database

Instance

SQL Server instance name

User Name

Repository Database User Name

Password

Repository Database Password

Default ENV file

RUN_SQL_SCRIPTS=0
WEB_SERVER_PORT=3333
ENVIRONMENT_NAME=-DEV
ENABLE_SECURITY=1
ENABLE_PREFERENCES_SCREEN=1
ATTACHMENTS_DIRECTORY=./attachments/
JWT_KEY=DB Software Laboratory
JWT_EXPIRES_IN=30d
DEFAULT_USER_PAGE=frontpage
NODE_ENV=production
CONNECTION_TYPE=sqlite
DB_USER=
DB_PASS=
DB_NAME=%PROGRAMDATA%/etl-tools.com/file-system-event-logger/file-system-event-logger-repository.sqlite
DB_HOST=
DB_PORT=
DB_INSTANCE=
ENABLE_LOGGING=0
SQL_LOGGING=0
USE_CLUSTER=0
USE_SSL=0
TOOLBAR_CLASS=navbar navbar-dark shadow bg-success bg-gradient rounded

ENV file location

• Windows: C:\ProgramData\ETL-Tools.com\file-system-event-logger
• Linux: /etc/etl-tools.com/file-system-event-logger

Restarting File System Event Logger after changing options

Windows

Restart ETL-Tools.com File System Event Logger (64bit) windows service

Linux

Run the following commands

sudo systemctl stop etl-tools-file-system-event-logger
sudo systemctl start etl-tools-file-system-event-logger