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Python is not installed by default on your Windows or Linux server and I do not recommend installing Python on your server to run this code. Two Python example scripts are included in the new ‘Tools’ folder

This type of access is extremely well suited for any type of automation however, it cannot be used for logging into the Admin Console or for taking actions through the Admin Command Line Interface. When you let a group view the logs, they will see the full logs, not just log entries related to the files in their folder.Īlong the same lines of providing access to a FileMaker Server without giving away the master password or adding someone to your external authentication group that provides full access, you can now use private/public key pairs to grant access and restrict the validity of that access to the Admin API.This limitation is not just for sub-admin groups but for external authentication as a whole. While this works for macOS and Windows, it does not for Linux. If your server is on Ubuntu, then you cannot use local accounts and local groups that exist in the OS of the server.Their privilege does not extend to the Admin CLI or the Admin API. These groups only have rights to the Admin Console.There are some other Linux-specific feature changes in the other sections below.Īdd people to a single External Authentication group that gives them access to everything To enable: Enabling the XML API in the Admin CLI To enable: Enable the XML API by making an Admin API call By default, the XML API is off in the Admin CLI The Admin Console does not have a setting to enable the XML API There is no setting on the Admin Console to enable the XML API you have to make an Admin API call or enable/disable it from the Admin CLI. That brings the Linux version closer to feature parity with its macOS and Windows siblings.īringing back the XML API is a surprise move, and it is unknown at this point what effect this has on the Data API allotment. The XML API is now available in the Linux version of FileMaker Server. Ubuntu 20 LTS (Long Term Support) will be supported through 2030 with security patches and until 2025 with active updates: Ubuntu 20 LTS and active updates timeline XML API If you are upgrading your server from 19.5 to 19.6, we suggest that you install Ubuntu 20 fresh instead of upgrading the OS from 18 to 20. With FileMaker Server 19.5, you could pick either Ubuntu 18.04 LTS or 20.04 LTS now, you need to use Ubuntu 20.04. There are two noteworthy changes that are relevant only to the Linux version of FileMaker Server.