To address this problem, please adhere to the steps listed below:
1. Establish a connection to your Artifactory database and execute the following SQL query to retrieve the Access configuration file:
2. Create a new file with the name "access.config.import.yml" and paste the output of the SQL query into it, excluding all license sections and this file should be present under $JFROG_HOME/artifactory/var/etc/access folder.
3. Eliminate all license sections from the file, which can be identified by the "licenses" key. These sections must be removed, but the remainder of the file should be left unchanged.
4. Save the modified file and move the existing access.config.latest.yml from $JFROG_HOME/artifactory/var/etc/access folder to a different folder.
5. Restart your Artifactory server.
6. Once the server restarts, it will load the new Access configuration file, which should have resolved the issue.
1. Establish a connection to your Artifactory database and execute the following SQL query to retrieve the Access configuration file:
select data from access_configs where config_name='access';* This will provide you with the content of the Access configuration file.
2. Create a new file with the name "access.config.import.yml" and paste the output of the SQL query into it, excluding all license sections and this file should be present under $JFROG_HOME/artifactory/var/etc/access folder.
3. Eliminate all license sections from the file, which can be identified by the "licenses" key. These sections must be removed, but the remainder of the file should be left unchanged.
4. Save the modified file and move the existing access.config.latest.yml from $JFROG_HOME/artifactory/var/etc/access folder to a different folder.
5. Restart your Artifactory server.
6. Once the server restarts, it will load the new Access configuration file, which should have resolved the issue.