Configure developer mode by going to System Console > Environment > Developer, or by editing the config.json
file as described in the following tables. Changes to configuration settings in this section require a server restart before taking effect.
Enable testing commands
Available in legacy Enterprise Edition E10/E20
Enable or disable the
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Enable developer mode
Available in legacy Enterprise Edition E10/E20
Enable or disable developer mode.
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Enable client debugging
Available in legacy Enterprise Edition E10/E20
Enable or disable client-side debugging settings found in Settings > Advanced > Debugging for individual users.
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Allow untrusted internal connections
Available in legacy Enterprise Edition E10/E20
Limit the ability for the Mattermost server to make untrusted requests within its local network. A request is considered “untrusted” when it’s made on behalf of a client. |
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This setting is a whitelist of local network addresses that can be requested by the Mattermost server. It’s configured as a whitespace-separated list of hostnames, IP addresses, and CIDR ranges that can be accessed. Requests that can only be configured by System Admins are considered trusted and won’t be affected by this setting. Trusted URLs include ones used for OAuth login or for sending push notifications. The following features make untrusted requests and are affected by this setting:
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Some examples of when you may want to modify this setting include:
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Warning: This setting is intended to prevent users located outside your local network from using the Mattermost server to request confidential data from inside your network. Care should be used when configuring this setting to prevent unintended access to your local network. |
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Notes:
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