settings.js in Node-RED

[Sen]

Hi,

I am trying to enable user authentication on the Editor and Admin API as explained in http://nodered.org/docs/security.

However,I searched .node-red and couldn't find a general settings.js . I appreciate if someone can tell me where the settings.js should be.

Thanks

[Julian Knight]

With a standard install, it is in your .node-red folder that will be in the root of your users home folder.

[Nicholas O'Leary]

Hi,

when Node-RED starts up for the very first time, it copies the default settings file from where node-red has been installed into the node-red userDirectory (by default ~/.node-red). It logs both the path to the userDirectory and settings file it is using on start-up so you can confirm what it's doing.

If you have not yet run node-red, the settings file won't yet have been copied over. So you can either run node-red once to get it copied over, or do so manually. The default settings.js file is in the base of the node-red install directory - so will depend how exactly you've installed it.

Nick

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[Sen]

Thank you Julian!. I'll start node-red first and check it. 

[Sen]

Oh yes! it's there after the node-red is started. Thank you Nick! 

On Tuesday, October 4, 2016 at 11:31:54 PM UTC+11, Nick O'Leary wrote:

Hi,

when Node-RED starts up for the very first time, it copies the default settings file from where node-red has been installed into the node-red userDirectory (by default ~/.node-red). It logs both the path to the userDirectory and settings file it is using on start-up so you can confirm what it's doing.

If you have not yet run node-red, the settings file won't yet have been copied over. So you can either run node-red once to get it copied over, or do so manually. The default settings.js file is in the base of the node-red install directory - so will depend how exactly you've installed it.

Nick

On 4 October 2016 at 13:28, Julian Knight <j.kni...@gmail.com> wrote:

With a standard install, it is in your .node-red folder that will be in the root of your users home folder.

On Tuesday, 4 October 2016 13:04:50 UTC+1, Sen wrote:

Hi,

I am trying to enable user authentication on the Editor and Admin API as explained in http://nodered.org/docs/security.

However,I searched .node-red and couldn't find a general settings.js . I appreciate if someone can tell me where the settings.js should be.

Thanks

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