Initializing the configuration file

Initialize a new configuration file at the default location.

Attention: If you already initialized a configuration file and use

lmctl
login

, you might skip the following section.

Initialize a new configuration file at the default location:

lmctl create config

If you do not want to use the default location, add --path with a location:

lmctl create config --path lmctl-config.yaml

Open the file to view its initial content. Update the default environment that is added, with the details that are necessary to access your TNCO environment.

vi ~/.lmctl/config.yaml

# Or if created with --path
vi lmctl-config.yaml

You need to set LMCONFIG environment variable, if --path is used to create the file.

export LMCONFIG=~/lmctl-config.yaml

On Windows, you can see the following command:

set LMCONFIG=%HomeDrive%%HomePath%\lmctl-config.yaml

You can run the following command to see the contents of the modified file:

lmctl get config