This page last changed on Dec 04, 2007 by rosie@atlassian.com.

You need to restart FishEye for any changes to these settings to take effect.

HTTP Bind The address the FishEye web server will bind to. Can be just a port number, or an address and port number. If no host is specified, then FishEye will bind to all available interfaces. Examples are: :8060, hostname:8060, 10.0.0.11:60. At least one of 'AJP13 Bind' or 'HTTP Bind' must be set.
Web context By default, the FishEye application can be accessed via http://HOST:PORT/, where HOST and PORT are defined as above. You can force the FishEye application to be hosted on a different 'context' or 'path' by specifying a value here.
For example, if you specify a web context of 'fisheye' then FishEye will be accessible from http://HOST:PORT/fisheye/ instead of http://HOST:PORT/.
Proxy scheme Can be set if you are forwarding through to FishEye from another web server.
Proxy host Can be set if you are forwarding through to FishEye from another web server.
Proxy port Can be set if you are forwarding through to FishEye from another web server.
AJP13 Bind The bind address for ajpv13. If no host is specified, then FishEye will bind to all available interfaces. Examples are: :8009, hostname:8009, 10.0.0.11:8009. At least one of 'AJP13 Bind' or 'HTTP Bind' must be set.
Remote API Enables/disables FishEye's Remote API. Clicking on the help link will take you to the API doc.
Server timezone The timezone to use within FishEye. This timezone is used when displaying dates and parsing EyeQL date expressions. If blank, then the timezone of the underlying host is used.
Site URL The base URL for this FishEye instance. If not specified, FishEye will attempt to determine this value.

See also Subversion Client settings.

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