Check for updates and report usage statistics to the LabKey team. Reported usage statistics are used to prioritize enhancements. Turn this on to ensure the features you use are maintained and improved over time. All data is transmitted securely over HTTPS. For a complete list of usage statistics that are reported, see Usage/Exception Reporting.
Users of Premium Editions of LabKey Server have the option to turn off the either or both upgrade banners or reporting of usage statistics if desired:
The Usage Statistics page shows the usage statistics in JSON. Use the JSON Path text entry box to narrow down the JSON to something more specific. It also renders a list of keys available in the current JSON blob, which lets you easily filter to metrics of interest. For example, if you are interested in the metrics we send about lists, such as specifically the listCount, you could enter, respectively:
modules.List
modules.List.listCount
LabKey uses securely reported usage statistics to improve product features and service, but in some cases you may not want them reported automatically. Click Download to download a usage report that you can transmit to your Account Manager on your own schedule. LabKey can load these manually reported statistics and continue to help improve the product in ways that matter to you.
Report exceptions to the LabKey team who will use this information to identify and fix product issues encountered on your deployment. All data is transmitted securely over HTTPS.
There are three levels of exception reporting available. For a complete list of information reported at each level, see Usage/Exception Reporting.
Reporting exceptions to the local server may help your local team improve product quality. Local reporting is always at the high level described above.
You can also Download the exception report and manually transmit it to your LabKey Account Manager to have your data included without enabling automated reporting.
Log memory usage frequency: If you are experiencing OutOfMemoryErrors with your installation, you can enable logging that will help the LabKey development team track down the problem. This will log the memory usage to <LABKEY_HOME>/logs/labkeyMemory.log at the interval (in minutes) you specify. This setting is typically disabled and set to 0 until needed.
Timeout for read-only HTTP requests, in seconds: After the timeout set here, resources like database connections and spawned processes will be killed to abort processing the request. Set to 0 to disable the timeout.
Maximum file size, in bytes, to allow in database BLOBs: LabKey Server stores some file uploads as BLOBs in the database. These include attachments to wikis, issues, and messages. This setting establishes a maximum file upload size to be stored as a BLOB. Users are directed to upload larger files using other means, such as to the file system.
Require ExtJS v3.4.1 to be loaded on each page: Optional.
Require ExtJS v3.x based Client API be loaded on each page: Optional.
Require HTTPS connections: Specifies that users must connect to your LabKey site via SSL/TLS. Learn more here:
When this setting is in use, the server will send a "Strict-Transport-Security" header to prevent future attempts to connect via HTTP.HTTPS port number: Specified in the application.properties file. The port over which users can access your LabKey site. Learn more here:
Pipeline tools. A list of directories on the web server which contain the executables that are run for pipeline jobs. The list separator is ; (semicolon) or : (colon) on a Mac. It should include the directories where your TPP and X!Tandem files reside.
Display Message: Check the box to display the message defined in Message HTML in a bar at the top of each page.
Message HTML: You can keep a recurring message defined here, such as for upgrade outages, and control whether it appears with the above checkbox. For example:
<b>Maintenance Notice: This server will be offline for an upgrade starting at 8:30pm Pacific Time. The site should be down for approximately one hour. Please save your work before this time. We apologize for any inconvenience.</b>
Admin only mode: If checked, only site administrators can log into this LabKey Server installation.
Message to users when site is in admin-only mode: Specifies the message that is displayed to users when this site is in admin-only mode. Wiki formatting is allowed in this message. For example:
This site is currently undergoing maintenance, and only site administrators can log in.
X-Frame-Options:Controls whether or not a browser may render a server page in a <frame>, <iframe>, or <object>.
Server: LabKey/24.11.0
Check the box if you want to Always include inaccessible parent folders in project menu when child folder is accessible.
Otherwise, i.e. when this box is unchecked, users who have access to a child folder but not the parent container(s) will not see that child folder on the project menu. In such a case, access would be by direct URL link only, such as from an outside source or from a wiki with a direct link.
This option is to provide support for security configurations where even the names and/or directory layout of parent containers should be obscured from a user granted access only to a specific subfolder.
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