Penrose 0.9.8 Configuration

Penrose Server configuration file is located in PENROSE_SERVER_HOME/conf/server.xml.

<server>

  <service name="JMX Service">
    <service-class>org.safehaus.penrose.management.PenroseJMXService</service-class>
  </service>

  <service name="LDAP Service">
    <service-class>org.safehaus.penrose.ldap.PenroseLDAPService</service-class>
  </service>

  <schema path="schema/autofs.schema"/>
  <schema path="schema/corba.schema"/>
  <schema path="schema/core.schema"/>
  <schema path="schema/cosine.schema"/>
  <schema path="schema/apache.schema"/>
  <schema path="schema/collective.schema"/>
  <schema path="schema/inetorgperson.schema"/>
  <schema path="schema/java.schema"/>
  <schema path="schema/krb5kdc.schema"/>
  <schema path="schema/nis.schema"/>
  <schema path="schema/system.schema"/>
  <schema path="schema/apachedns.schema"/>

  <adapter name="JDBC">
    <adapter-class>org.safehaus.penrose.connector.JDBCAdapter</adapter-class>
  </adapter>

  <adapter name="JNDI">
    <adapter-class>org.safehaus.penrose.connector.JNDIAdapter</adapter-class>
  </adapter>

  <partition name="DEFAULT" path="conf"/>

  <root>
    <root-dn>uid=admin,ou=system</root-dn>
    <root-password>secret</root-password>
  </root>

</server>

System Properties

See System Properties.

Services

See Services.

Schemas

See Schema.

Interpreter

See Interpreter.

Entry and Source Cache

See Cache.

Session Handler

See Session Handler.

Engine

See Engine.

Connector

See Connector.

Adapters

See Adapters.

Partitions

See Partitions.

Root DN and Password

The root user has full access to Penrose.

In general the root DN for Penrose has to be set to "uid=admin,ou=system" for some security reason. The only exception is if you run Penrose as an embedded service and without the LDAP service, you can change the root DN to be something else.

The default password is "secret". You can change it to anything you like.

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