package fleetspeak.config

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The configuration parameters needed by the configuration tool in order to create the artifacts needed to run a fleetspeak installation.

• string configuration_name = 1

  An name for this installation, e.g. "Nascent" or "Nascent Staging". Required.

• optional components.Config components_config = 2

  A template for the components configuration file that will be generated. The configuration tool will populate the https_config.key and https_config.certificates fields based on the parameters below.

• string trusted_cert_file = 3

  A file containing a PEM encoded certificate that clients should be configured to trust. Typically a CA cert. If this file is not already present, a 10 year self-signed CA certificate and associated private key will be created.

• string trusted_cert_key_file = 4

  A file containing the private key associated with trusted_cert_file, only required if it is necessary to create server certificates. NOTE: Contains private key material. Only needs to be online when creating new server certificates.

• string server_cert_file = 5

  A file containing a PEM encoded certificate that the Fleetspeak server should use to identify itself. If this file is not already present, a 1 year certificate signed directly using the contents of trusted_cert_?(key_)file will be created.

• string server_cert_key_file = 6

  A file containing the private key associated with server_cert_file. Required. NOTE: Contains private key material.

• string server_component_configuration_file = 7

  Where to write the fleetspeak server component configuration file. NOTE: Result will contain private key material. Will only be needed by fleetspeak servers.

• repeated string public_host_port = 8

  How clients should find the fleetspeak server(s) used by this installation. Each entry should be of the form "<ip/hostname>:<port>". Note the clients will not perform any intelligent load balancing, rather they will continue to use the first option which works for them. If you are creating your own server certificates, they will need to cover these addresses.

• string linux_client_configuration_file = 9

  If set, write a linux client configuration file for this installation.

• string darwin_client_configuration_file = 10

  If set, write a linux client configuration file for this installation.

• string windows_client_configuration_file = 11

  If set, write a linux client configuration file for this installation.

• string server_name = 12

  If set, used for SNI server name and client-side certificate validation.