@@ -11,3 +11,6 @@ This version of Alfresco requires licensing.
The enterprise version of ACS requires a license file for it to work for more than 2 days. This means it isn't really required, but it is becomes important when you utilize any `persist` branch. For licensing to work, you must place your license file in the following directory relative to the user home directory that runs the Docker Compose command: `alfresco/license/acs`. There must be just one file in there that ends in `.lic`.
The enterprise version of ACS requires a license file for it to work for more than 2 days. This means it isn't really required, but it is becomes important when you utilize any `persist` branch. For licensing to work, you must place your license file in the following directory relative to the user home directory that runs the Docker Compose command: `alfresco/license/acs`. There must be just one file in there that ends in `.lic`.
### APS
APS requires a license file for it to work. For licensing to work, you must place your license file in the following directory relative to the user home directory that runs the Docker Compose command: `alfresco/license/aps`. The filename must be `activiti.lic`. You can use symbolic linking if desired.
# If using external proxy / load balancer (for initial redirect if no trailing slash)
absolute_redirectoff;
}
location/activiti-admin/{
proxy_passhttp://activiti-admin:8080;
# If using external proxy / load balancer (for initial redirect if no trailing slash)
absolute_redirectoff;
}
location/share/{
location/share/{
proxy_passhttp://share:8080;
proxy_passhttp://share:8080;
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