rawlinp commented on a change in pull request #5107:
URL: https://github.com/apache/trafficcontrol/pull/5107#discussion_r500617226
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File path: docs/source/admin/traffic_ops.rst
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@@ -324,7 +324,7 @@ This file deals with the configuration parameters of
running Traffic Ops itself.
:workers: This is used only by the `Legacy Perl Script`_, and
sets the number of concurrent HTTP server workers allowed.
:inactivity_timeout: This was used by the `Legacy Perl Script`_ to set
timeouts on idle client connections to Traffic Ops - the exact operation (and
even units) of this configuration option is unknown. `traffic_ops_golang`_
ignores this field.
-:influx_db_conf_path: An optional field which gives `traffic_ops_golang`_ the
absolute or relative path to an `influxdb.conf`_ file. Default if not specified
is a file named ``influxdb.conf`` in the same directory as this ``cdn.conf``
file.
+:influxdb_conf_path: An optional field which gives `traffic_ops_golang`_ the
absolute or relative path to an `influxdb.conf`_ file. Default if not specified
is to first check if the :envvar:`MOJO_MODE` environment variable is set. If it
is, then Traffic Ops will look in the current working directory for a
subdirectory named ``conf/``, then inside that for a subdirectory with the name
that is the value of the :envvar:`MOJO_MODE` variable, and inside that
directory for a file named ``influxdb.conf``. If :envvar:`MOJO_MODE` is *not*
set, then Traffic Ops will look for a file named ``influxdb.conf`` in the same
directory as this ``cdn.conf`` file.
Review comment:
This reminds me, in Perl if `MOJO_MODE` was unset, it would assume
`MOJO_MODE=development`.
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