Update Documentation of Auto Site Initialization Since the NotesMigration change, commit 220a3f5, it is no longer possible to configure site_path in the database, with the system_config table, during automatic site initialization. This commit updates the documentation by removing references to this configuration option. Change-Id: I3e4392991fb9d27c5306162353816759d2bbe577
diff --git a/Documentation/config-auto-site-initialization.txt b/Documentation/config-auto-site-initialization.txt index e55d93f..acd03c9 100644 --- a/Documentation/config-auto-site-initialization.txt +++ b/Documentation/config-auto-site-initialization.txt
@@ -27,18 +27,10 @@ run for that site. The database connectivity, in that case, is defined in the `etc/gerrit.config`. -If `gerrit.site_path` is not defined then Gerrit will try to find an -existing site by looking into the `system_config` table in the database -defined via the `jdbc/ReviewDb` JNDI property. If the `system_config` -table exists then the `site_path` from that table is used for the -initialization. The database connectivity is defined by the -`jdbc/ReviewDb` JNDI property. - -Finally, if neither the `gerrit.site_path` property nor the -`system_config` table exists, the `gerrit.init_path` system property, -if defined, will be used to determine the site path. The database -connectivity, also for this case, is defined by the `jdbc/ReviewDb` -JNDI property. +If `gerrit.site_path` is not defined then Gerrit will try to find the +`gerrit.init_path` system property. If defined this property will be +used to determine the site path. The database connectivity, also for +this case, is defined by the `jdbc/ReviewDb` JNDI property. [WARNING] Defining the `jdbc/ReviewDb` JNDI property for an H2 database under the @@ -70,18 +62,6 @@ === Example 2 -Prepare Tomcat so that an existing site with the path defined in the -`system_config` table is initialized (upgraded) on Gerrit startup. The -assumption is that the `jdbc/ReviewDb` JNDI property is defined in -Tomcat: - ----- - $ export CATALINA_OPTS='-Dgerrit.init' - $ catalina.sh start ----- - -=== Example 3 - Assuming the database schema doesn't exist in the database defined via the `jdbc/ReviewDb` JNDI property, initialize a new site using that database and a given path: