7.2 Setting up an administrator configuration override file

As an administrator, you can provide a configuration file that provides overrides to the user's preferences; you can also specify whether the user can override these defaults.

To provide a configuration override file, create the following file:

/Library/Intercede/MyID Client/MyIDClientConfig.xml

For example:

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<configuration>
    <appSettings>
        <add key="ServerAddress" value="http://myid.example.com"/>
        <add key="Username" value="susan.smith"/>
        <add key="EnableRememberMe" value="true"/>
        <add key="ClientID" value="c522dd89-a35d-4de6-b8d8-35d97614fc69"/>
        <add key="UseLegacySsaPlatform" value="true"/>
        <add key="EnableLogging" value="false" isUserOverridable="true"/>
        <add key="LogFilePath" value="~/Documents/myidlog.xml" isUserOverridable="true"/>
        <add key="UmcLogFilePath" value="~/Documents/umclog.xml" isUserOverridable="true"/>
        <add key="EnableWebServiceLogging" value="false" isUserOverridable="false"/>
    </appSettings>
</configuration>

Each option contains a key and a value. By default, if the option exists in the configuration file, the user cannot use the Configuration screen in the MyID Client for Mac to override it; if you want the user to be able to override it, you can add isUserOverridable="true" to the option.

The following options are available: