Installing the ONLYOFFICE addon for Nuxeo

Configuring the ONLYOFFICE addon for Nuxeo

onlyoffice.docserv.url=http://documentserver/
onlyoffice.jwt.secret=yoursecret

Enabling JWT for the ONLYOFFICE and Nuxeo integration

To protect documents from unauthorized access, ONLYOFFICE editors use the JSON Web Token (JWT). The token is added in the configuration when the Document Editor is initialized and during the exchange of commands between inner ONLYOFFICE Docs services. The secret key is used to sign the JSON web token and validate the token upon the request to ONLYOFFICE Docs.

Starting from ONLYOFFICE Docs v7.2, JWT is enabled by default and the secret key is generated automatically. You need to find your secret key in the ONLYOFFICE Docs configuration file, then specify the same secret key in the connector settings.

Step 1: Find your secret key in the ONLYOFFICE Docs configuration file

1. Open the local.json file with any available text editor.
   • For Linux - /etc/onlyoffice/documentserver/local.json
   • For Windows - %ProgramFiles%\ONLYOFFICE\DocumentServer\config\local.json
   • For Docker – enter the ONLYOFFICE Docs container using the docker exec -it <containerID> bash command and open /etc/onlyoffice/documentserver/local.json

     Alternatively, you can use the following command to find the default secret key without opening local.json:

     sudo docker exec <containerID> /var/www/onlyoffice/documentserver/npm/json -f /etc/onlyoffice/documentserver/local.json 'services.CoAuthoring.secret.session.string'

   The local.json file should look like this:

   {
     "services": {
       "CoAuthoring": {
         "token": {
           "enable": {
             "request": {
               "inbox": true,
               "outbox": true
             },
             "browser": true
           }
         },
         "secret": {
           "inbox": {
             "string": "yoursecret"
           },
           "outbox": {
             "string": "yoursecret"
           },
           "session": {
             "string": "yoursecret"
           }
         }
       }
     }
   }
   

2. The true value is specified in three sections. It means that token validation is enabled.
   • services.CoAuthoring.token.enable.browser
   • services.CoAuthoring.token.enable.request.inbox
   • services.CoAuthoring.token.enable.request.outbox
3. The automatically generated secret key is specified in three sections. You can replace the default secret value with your own secret key. The secret key must be the same in three sections.
   • services.CoAuthoring.secret.inbox.string
   • services.CoAuthoring.secret.outbox.string
   • services.CoAuthoring.secret.session.string
4. If you make changes, save them and restart the services for the config changes to take effect.

   supervisorctl restart all

Step2: Specify the same secret key in the connector settings

In the nuxeo/bin/nuxeo.conf file, specify the same secret in the onlyoffice.jwt.secret=yoursecret string and save the settings.