rdapd is configured through a YAML file by the name of
application.yml. The static path of the file is
src/main/resource/application.yml. Its syntax is like so:
# Protocol-specific settings.
rdap:
# A list of default notices that are appended to each RDAP response
# from this server. Notice objects take the following structure.
# title: # Title of the notice
# description: # List of string describing the notice
# links: # List of link objects in the folloing form.
# - href: # href value as per RDAP spec
# rel: # ref value as per RDAP spec
# type: # Type of link
notices: []
# Port43 value for RDAP responses.
port43: null
# Enables history endpoints (https://github.com/APNIC-net/rdap-history).
# If this setting is omitted, history endpoints will be active.
historyEndpointsEnabled: true
# Database infomation for a database that matches the RIPE schema.
database:
host: localhost
database: rdapd
username: root
password: null
spring:
datasource:
url: "jdbc:mysql://${database.host}:3306/${database.database}?useunicode=true&characterencoding=utf8&charactersetresults=utf8&useSSL=false"
username: "${database.username}"
password: "${database.password}"
# Configuration for loading data from RPSL dump files.
# Notice that you need to activate the "rpsl-data" spring profile to enable loading from RPSL data.
rpslData:
# FTP URI for the RPSL dump file.
# E.g.: "ftp://user:[email protected]/pub/incoming/krnic/krnic.db.tar.gz"
uri: "ftp://template:[email protected]/pub/incoming/krnic/krnic.db.tar.gz"
# Cron expression for loading RPSL data (Spring format - i.e. includes seconds).
updateCronExpr: 0 0 * * * *
management:
port: 8081
To configure rdapd at runtime, it's necessary to create a configuration file that can be given to the application. See the deploy documentation.