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Bamboo agent how to specify token in wrapper.conf

Mihir Godbole March 17, 2023

I provided token with java command to install bamboo agent.

When I try to start the agent using bamboo_agent.sh, it gives this message: "

Security token is required for preliminary authentication, but none was provided. Please obtain the token from https://<bamboo-server>/admin/agent/addRemoteAgent.action

 

Is there a way to specify token in wrapper.conf ?

 

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Oday Rafeh
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March 17, 2023

Hi @Mihir Godbole 

Yes, you can specify the security token in the wrapper. conf file for your Bamboo agent. To do this, follow these steps:


Open the wrapper. conf file in a text editor.


Add the following line at the end of the file, replacing <your_security_token> with the security token obtained from your Bamboo server:


wrapper. app. parameter.2=-Dbamboo. agent. security. token=<your_security_token>


Save the changes to the wrapper. conf file.


Restart the Bamboo agent using . /bamboo-agent. sh or the relevant command for your system.


By adding the security token to the wrapper. conf file, the Bamboo agent should now start without displaying the "Security token is required" message.

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