Arvados

command help states that

  -dump-config
        write current configuration to stdout and exit (useful for migrating from command line flags to config file)

but it does not do that. Instead, it seems that --dump-config "builds" a config extrapolating default values if it can't find an existing config file.

Checking keepstore config on keep4.c97qk, I get

keepstore --dump-config

BlobSignatureTTL: 336h0m0s
BlobSigningKeyFile: "" 
Debug: false
EnableDelete: false
Listen: :25107
LogFormat: json
ManagementToken: "" 
MaxBuffers: 128
MaxRequests: 0
PIDFile: "" 
RequireSignatures: true
SystemAuthTokenFile: "" 
TrashCheckInterval: 24h0m0s
TrashLifetime: 336h0m0s
Volumes: []

while the current command line is

keepstore -enforce-permissions=true \
  -permission-key-file=/etc/keepstore/permission.key \
  -data-manager-token-file=/etc/keepstore/datamanager.key \
  -listen=:25107 \
  -max-buffers=22 \
  -serialize=true \
  -readonly=true \
  -serialize=false \
  -readonly=false \
  -never-delete=false \
  -azure-storage-account-key-file=/etc/keepstore/azure_storage_account.key \
  -azure-storage-account-name=curoversec97qkblob \
  -azure-storage-container-volume=c97qk-keep-0