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ryanb397
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Is anyone having a problem with the 7.7 Configuration Manager? We used 7.6 ACM to install with all the defaults for the webserver fine, but 7.7 complains about not having the webserver variables populated in the environment.properties. Then, when that is fixed, it gives a very odd error of
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Eduardo Fuentes
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over 10 years ago
The regular expressions to consider a property invalid are these two
^([a-zA-Z0-9\\._]+)=(@.+@): A valid property contains only letters (upper/lower case), numbers, dots and underscores one or more times followed by an = sign. If there's something other than these characters the property will not be valid.
The right side to be valid needs any character one or more times inside the @@ delimiter.
(.*)?(@.+@)(.*): This regexp finds invalid properties that do not have an = but have one or more groups of any character one or more times before the token (any character one or more times) delimiters @@ followed by other characters one or more times.
In summary:
1. If there are invalid characters before the = the property is invalid
2. If the right side is not a set of characters between the @@ delimiters, the property is invalid
3. If there's no equal the property is invalid
4. If there's something before the token @@ and after, the property is invalid
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Eduardo Fuentes
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over 10 years ago
The regular expressions to consider a property invalid are these two
^([a-zA-Z0-9\\._]+)=(@.+@): A valid property contains only letters (upper/lower case), numbers, dots and underscores one or more times followed by an = sign. If there's something other than these characters the property will not be valid.
The right side to be valid needs any character one or more times inside the @@ delimiter.
(.*)?(@.+@)(.*): This regexp finds invalid properties that do not have an = but have one or more groups of any character one or more times before the token (any character one or more times) delimiters @@ followed by other characters one or more times.
In summary:
1. If there are invalid characters before the = the property is invalid
2. If the right side is not a set of characters between the @@ delimiters, the property is invalid
3. If there's no equal the property is invalid
4. If there's something before the token @@ and after, the property is invalid
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