ondemand.d/*.yml files¶
Some configurations are held within yml files in the /etc/ood/config/ondemand.d/
directory.
Open OnDemand will read all the .yml
and .yml.erb
files within this directory for
configurations.
To use a different directory other than this use the OOD_CONFIG_D_DIRECTORY
environment variable
in the /etc/ood/config/apps/dashboard/env
file.
-
pinned_apps (Array<Object>, null)
An array of pinned app objects specifying what apps to pin to the dashboard. See the documentation on pinned apps for details and examples.
- Default
Don’t pin any apps to the dashboard.
pinned_apps: null
-
pinned_apps_menu_length: (Integer, 6)
The maximum number of pinned apps in the ‘Apps’ menu bar.
- Default
Show a maximum of 6 pinned apps.
pinned_apps_menu_length: 6
- Example
Show 10 items in the menu.
pinned_apps_menu_length: 10
-
pinned_apps_group_by: (String, null)
Group the pinned apps icons by this field in the dashboard.
- Default
Do no group pinned apps by any field.
pinned_apps_group_by: null
- Example
Group the pinned apps by category.
pinned_apps_group_by: "category"
-
dashboard_layout: (Object, null)
Specify the dashboard layout. Rearrange existing widgets and add more custom widgets. See the documentation on custom dashboard layouts for details and examples.
- Default
Do not change the default dashboard layout.
dashboard_layout: null
-
files_enable_shell_button: (Bool, true)
Specify if the Files App has a shell button to open files in.
- Default
Files App has access to shell button.
files_enable_shell_button: true
- Example
Disable the terminal button in the Files App.
files_enable_shell_button: false