Problem with servers.properties file

[vantonio (Vicente Antonio Prada)]

Which IIQ version are you inquiring about?

Version 8.4

Hello, good morning community. I have a bash script for the installation of SailPoint 8.4, but I have a problem that had not happened until now. I think it has to do with the configuration file servers.properties that at the time of launching the command ./build.sh import-stock does not take well its configuration.

This is all the information:

1º File /etc/environment

2º hostname

3º File servers.properties

4º Error import-stock

The problem I am experiencing is that it does not find the sandbox.build.properties and sandbox.iiq.properties files, which are in the system for use. As it doesn’t find those files, it pulls the default one, which is iiq.properties that doesn’t have the users configured to connect to the DB. Before it did take the mentioned files but now it doesn’t, I honestly don’t know what I’ve touched.

Thank you for your help.

[abhishek_chowdhury]

In the server.properties fiel it should be =. So check the hostname of your machine add it to the left and to the right add the value sandbox. to check the hostname use command prompt and enter hostname

[vantonio (Vicente Antonio Prada)]

What you are asking for is already done, I show it in the photos I have attached in the post.

[pravin_ranjan (Kumar Ranjan)]

Hi @vantonio

I see in screen 3, it says Looking for local Properties file localhost.....

Can you try with below approach ?

localhost=sandbox

For Version check, pls check in build.properties, it should be
IIQVersion=8.4

[Remold (Remold Krol)]

It look like you have set the environment variable SPTARGET.

On the command prompt can you type:

unset SPTARGET

SPTARGET overrides the server.properties file.

– Remold