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If you specify the content-db property and point to an existing database, Roxy will successfully use that database with the app servers. However, if the forests don't match Roxy's naming convention, it will create new ones and attach them, in addition to the forests that were already there.
Add a property called external-content-db={true,false}. Default is false. If set to true:
bootstrapping will expect to find a database with the name indicated by the content-db property. Bootstrapping will fail if this database does not exist.
bootstrapping will not attach, detach, or otherwise mess with the forests attached to the database.
bootstrapping will still apply other configuration changes to the content database.
wipe will not remove the database or its forests.
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Relates to #245. A way around is to remove the database definition from ml-config, and hard-code the appropriate (existing) database name in ml-config in references from app-server etc. Haven't tested, but should in principle be possible..
If you specify the content-db property and point to an existing database, Roxy will successfully use that database with the app servers. However, if the forests don't match Roxy's naming convention, it will create new ones and attach them, in addition to the forests that were already there.
Add a property called external-content-db={true,false}. Default is false. If set to true:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: