Table of contents

• config path
  • For Linux
  • For Windows
• config example

If you need to set some variable and dbeaver.ini have read-only permissions (this can happen, for example, in Flatpak or Snap), you can use the config.ini.

config path

For Linux

You can find correct path to your configuration directory with config.ini when open DBeaver Help -> Installation Information -> Configuration then type filter text org.osgi.framework.storage

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If config.ini does not exist, you can create it in the configuration directory nano config.ini

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For Windows

You can find correct path to your configuration directory with config.ini when open DBeaver Help -> Installation Information -> Configuration then type filter text org.osgi.framework.storage

Example output:

org.osgi.framework.storage=file:/C:/Users/user/.eclipse/org.jkiss.dbeaver.product_22.0.5_1535670467_win32_win32_x86_64

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If config.ini does not exist, you can create it in the configuration directory.

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config example

For example, you can set system property with your custom path to point to the keystore you created.

javax.net.ssl.trustStore=/path/to/your/cert

Or, for example, you can change the language.

osgi.nl=fr