[26.2.4] http-enabled setting not used

1

Hello,

I have set the http-enabled option to true in the config file, but keycloak still won’t start.
Only the hint appears that the option should be set.
Call:

kc.sh --config-file=“/etc/keycloak/config” start --optimized --verbose
Key material not provided to setup HTTPS. Please configure your keys/certificates, or if HTTPS access is not needed see the http-enabled option. If you meant to start the server in development mode, see the start-dev command.

/etc/keycloak/config:

http-enabled=true
http-host=[::1]
http-port=8080
…

called it with strace, will only show, that the file will be called.

Does anyone how to get it in debug mode, to see which config are real used?

2

As you use the --optimized flag, did you run kc.sh build ... after changing your config?

3

Yes I have it the “build” process before.

4

I have do some more tests. Using an symlink will work, so that kc can open the file as conf/keycloak.conf. But set --config-file will result in that, that the file was opened (seeing via strace) but the content not used.

5

I guess that is actually intended ( build populates conf/keycloak.conf, that is used exclusively in optimized mode)