application.yml

# Application properties that need to be
# embedded within the web application can be included here

cas:
  server:
    name: https://localhost:8443
    prefix: https://localhost:8443/cas
    scope: https://localhost:8443
  theme:
    default-theme-name: customtheme
  authn:
    accept:
      enabled: false
    pm:
      core:
        enabled: true
        password-policy-pattern: ^(?=.*\d)(?=.*[a-zA-Z])(?=.*[A-Z])(?=.*[-\#\$\.\%\&\*\!\+\_\=\?\'\{\}\/])(?=.*[a-zA-Z]).{8,16}$
      history:
        core:
          enabled: false
      forgot-username:
        enabled: true
        mail:
          from: no-reply@myexample.com.tr
          subject: Local CAS Username
          attribute-name: email
        google-recaptcha:
          enabled: false
      reset:
        security-questions-enabled: false
        # For easily refresh the password reset pages
        number-of-uses: 1000
        include-server-ip-address: false
        expiration: PT30M
        mail:
          from: no-reply@myexample.com.tr
          subject: Local CAS Password Reset
          text: 'Your password reset link: ${url}'
          attribute-name: email
        sms:
          text: 'Your local cas password reset url is:${url}'
          from: 'localcas'
          attribute-name: phone


#  Example ssl configs that don't need to look at the /etc/cas or C:/etc/cas
server:
  ssl:
    key-store-password: changeit
    key-store: classpath:config/ssl/thekeystore
    key-password: changeit
    enabled: true

# Example logging config that doesn't need to look at the /etc/cas or C:/etc/cas
logging:
  config: 'classpath:config/logging/log4j2.xml'

spring:
  mail:
    test-connection: true
    host: 'mail.myexample.com.tr'
    port: 587
    username: 'no-reply@myexample.com.tr'
    password: 'smtppassword'
    properties:
      mail:
        smtp:
          auth: true
          starttls:
            enable: true