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# 1.4] EMail Server Settings
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# The server to be used for mail transactions (eg smtp.google.com if Internet-enabled, contact your sysadmin if not):
mail.server=
# Base-64 encoded SHA-256Jasypt hashencrpyion of username (using salt/"password" "infinit.e"):
mail.username=
# Base-64 encoded SHA-256Jasypt hashencrpyion of password (using salt/"password" "infinit.e"):
mail.password=
# This URL is used as the base for links included in the
# So should point to an accessible REST endpoint (eg the same as ui.end.point.url below)
# If this is left commented out, it defaults to the browser domain (ie location of GUI)
#url.root=http://MY_REST_ENDPOINT/api/ |
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# 1.8] MongoDB Properties
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# MongoDB config server or servers (must be 1 or 3 comma separated IPs/hosts), non-EC2/AWS installations only
# (Can be used in AWS mode for legacy clusters only, to hardwire server order)
db.config.servers=
db.replica.sets=
#----------------------------------------------
# db.cluster.subnet - used for non-EC2/AWS only installations to help mongodb configurations
# identify proper host ip addresses, e.g. 127.0.0.
db.cluster.subnet= |
1.9 UI settings
API access configuration.
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# Replica set configuration (non-EC2/AWS installations only): comma-separated list of either all IPs or all hostnames within a replica set, semi-colon-separated for multiple replica sets
# (eg "A,B;C,D" where A-D are IP addresses or hostnames would create 2 shards with 2 hosts each "A,B;A,B" would create 2 shards both on the same replica set, etc)
db.replica.sets=
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# 1.9] UI settings
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# The passphrase for the SSL keystore (not needed unless HTTPS is being used)
ssl.passphrase= |
1.10 Elasticsearch Properties
The elastic.cluster property is required by all installations. The elastic.search.nodes property is only used in non-EC2/AWS installations.
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# db.cluster.subnet - used for non-EC2/AWS only installations to help mongodb configurations
# identify proper host ip addresses, e.g. 127.0.0. - these are compared against the IPs in db.replica.sets
# Can also be one of the following: if blank then assumes that the db.replica.sets will be a list of short hostnames - if "FQDN" then assumes that the db.replica.sets will be a list of fully qualified hostnames
db.cluster.subnet= |
1.9 UI settings
API access configuration.
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# 1.109] ElasticsearchUI Propertiessettings
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# ClusterThe passphrase namefor the #SSL Anykeystore unique(not nameneeded withinunless theHTTPS EC2 cluster/subnet:
elastic.cluster=
#is being used)
ssl.passphrase= |
1.10 Elasticsearch Properties
The elastic.cluster property is required by all installations. The elastic.search.nodes property is only used in non-EC2/AWS installations.
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# ES nodes, e.g.: elastic.search.nodes='NODE1:9300','NODE2:9300','NODE3:9300':
# Needed if discovery.mode=zen (not EC2/AWS), a set of IPs to try (>= 1 must be running elasticsearch)
elastic.search.nodes=
# If any node sees less than this number of connections it will take --------------------------------
# 1.10] Elasticsearch Properties
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Cluster name
# Any unique name within the EC2 cluster/subnet:
elastic.cluster=
#----------------------------------------------
# ES nodes, e.g.: elastic.search.nodes=['NODE1:9300','NODE2:9300','NODE3:9300']
# Needed if discovery.mode=zen (not EC2/AWS), a set of IPs to try (>= 1 must be running elasticsearch)
elastic.search.nodes=
# If any node sees less than this number of connections it will take itself down
# For a single node, should be 0 (default), for a 2-node system, should be 1, for large clusters
# ideally would be CLUSTER_SIZE - #REPLICAS (and >=2), but 2 is workable if the size is not fixed
# (if this is set too low then split brain situations may not be detected)
elastic.search.min_peers=0 |
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# 2.8] MongoDB Properties
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# (server/port should normally point to localhost:27017), where API nodes have a mongos
db.server=localhost
db.port= 27017
# db.sharded - 0 = false and 1 = true
db.sharded=1
# The max number of documents to store (eg 10M). Docs will be dropped in order of age.
# (Not currently supported):
db.capacity=10000000
# MongoDB config server or servers (must be 1 or 3 comma separated IPs), non-EC2/AWS installations only
db.config.servers=
db.replica.sets=
#----------------------------------------------
# db.cluster.subnet - used for non-EC2/AWS only installations to help mongodb configurations
# identify proper host ip addresses, e.g. 127.0.0.
db.cluster.subnet=
#----------------------------------------------
# The location from which to fetch the geo.bson dump used for feature.geo
# can start s3://, http:// or https://, else is assumed to be a file, eg
#db.geo_archive=s3://config.saas.infinite.ikanow.com/geo.bson.tar.gz
# Can always be retrieved here
db.geo_archive=http://wwwyum.ikanow.com/infinit.e-preinstall/artifacts/geo.bson.tar.gz |
2.9 Access controls
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# 2.10] Elasticsearch Properties
#----------------------------------------------
# Discovery mode = ec2 (if running on AWS) or zen (specify a list of IPs below):
elastic.node.discovery=ec2
#----------------------------------------------
# ES nodes, e.g.: elastic.search.nodes='NODE1:9300','NODE2:9300','NODE3:9300':
# Needed if discovery.mode=zen (not EC2/AWS), a set of IPs to try (>= 1 must be running elasticsearch)
elastic.search.nodes=
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# mlockall = should equal true except if running on a machine with < 4GB of RAM
bootstrap.mlockall=true
# (Should normally be localhost:9300, unless an API node is running with no index node)
elastic.url=localhost:9300 |
2.11 Harvester Properties
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# If you know your logstash and elasticsearch versions are matched up, you can improve the output performance by setting this to "binary"
elastic.logstash=http |
2.11 Harvester Properties
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# 2.11] Harvester Properties
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# Comma-separated-list from File,Database,Feed (note Database and Feed need jars not bundled with the RPM)
harvester.types=File,Database,Feed
# Web crawling etiquette: the time to way between consecutive accesses to the same time (10s is standard)
harvest.feed.wait=10000
# The minimum time between consecutive harvests (avoids thrashing FS/DB/RSS when there's nothing to get)
harvest.mintime.ms=300000
# The minimum time between consecutive source harvests (set if needs to be longer than harvest.mintime.ms,
# eg if you want to pick up a source quickly the first time but then not update so frequently)
harvest.source.mintime.ms=
# Restricts the number of docs that can be harvested per cycle for memory reasons:
harvest.maxdocs_persource=5000
# Threading configuration type:num_threads (type from above):
# (eg for RSS heavy increase the "feed", for DB heavy increase the "file" etc. Beyond 20 there is limited benefit).
harvest.threads=file:5,database:5,feed:20
# This controls the batch size of sources picked up by a thread, this does not normally need to be changed (its default is shown)
# (It can be reduced in cases where a small number of very long-running sources need to be harvested).
#harvest.distribution.batch.harvest=20
# This disables entity and association aggregation. For almost all applications you will not want to set this.
#harvest.disable_aggregation=false
# This controls what % of 1 CPU is used to update entity and association counts and synchronization, shouldn't need to change it
# (Reducing it will speed up raw harvest speeds, Increasing it will keep entity etc freqs more up-to-date)
#harvest.aggregation.duty_cycle=0.5
# This parameter uses the Java Security Manager to prevent scripts accessing local network services (at the expense of some performance)
# It can be turned off for uses of the platform where sources must be approved before being added (etc)
harvest.security=false
# This is a comma-separated list of hosts in the following format "http://<HOST>[:<PORT>]" or "socks://<HOST>:<PORT>"
# When specified, all requests for external content from the harvester are proxied (round-robin) through the specified hosts
harvest.proxy=
# Content controls:
#This is the maximum size of content (before gzip) that will be stored (truncated above this)
#store.maxcontent=16000000
#If true (default false), stores the raw content of a document (as well as the post-processed text)
#store.rawcontent=false
#If true (default false), then the doc_content.gzip_content also contains the JSON metadata, stored as a string
#store.metadata_as_content=false |
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# 2.14] Interface Related Properties for the AppConstants.js file found in:
# /mnt/opt/infinite-tomcat/interface-engine/webapps/ROOT/
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# For SaaS applications, the URL of the web page (eg containing CMS links for forgot password/logout etc):
# (Can be left blank otherwise)
ui.domain.url=
# Forgot password URL: (SaaS only, ie integrated with a CMS)
# (relative to ui.domain.url):
ui.forgot.password=forgot-password/
# Logout URL: (SaaS only, ie integrated with a CMS)
# (relative to ui.domain.url):
ui.logout=?action=logout
# If using a different search engine than google (eg something internal), set this
#ui.externalsearch.name=Google
#This URL has the search terms appended at the end (URL encoded)
#ui.externalsearch.url=https://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q= |
2.15 Map API Key
Obsolete: Google has ceased support for this API and is not generating any new keys. However the MapQuest map widget requires the key be set to a non-zero string (the commercial version which is not used in this tool but could be requires a key).
2.15 Map API Key
Obsolete: Google has ceased support for this API and is not generating any new keys. However the MapQuest map widget requires the key be set to a non-zero string (the commercial version which is not used in this tool but could be requires a key).
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# 2.15] Maps API key:
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Can be any non-
# 2.15] Maps API key:
zero string for MapQuest open API
google.maps.api.key=NULL_KEY |
2.16 Enterprise variables
These are parameters required for the enterprise version, and can be ignored (ie should be left commented out) in other cases
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# Can be any non-zero string for MapQuest open API
google.maps.api.key=NULL_KEY |
2.16 Enterprise variables
These are parameters required for the enterprise version, and can be ignored (ie should be left commented out) in other cases
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2.16] Enterprise variables - ignore for non-enterprise installs
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#####
# Proxy settings for port 8090
# 2.16] Enterprise variables - ignore for non-enterprise installs
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The location of the case manager GUI - Reverse Proxies requests to <domain>:8090/casemanager
# If the case manager server is located on a different domain name, change casemanager.master to be the domain name of that server.
casemanager.master=localhost.localdomain
# The location of the casesplunk managermonitor GUIserver - Reverse Proxies requests to <domain>:8090/casemanagersplunk
# If the casesplunk manager server is located on a different domain name, change casemanagermonitor.master to be the domain name of that server.
casemangermonitor.master=localhost.localdomain
####
# Enterprise settings need by the GUI
# The location of the splunkcase manager monitorapp server - Reverse Proxies requests set to "local" to point to <domain>:8090/splunkcaseserver
# If the splunk server is located on a different domain, change monitor.master to be the domain name of that server.
monitor.master=localhost
#This is the name of the domain which the SSL certificates bound to. If it is not set, clients will get a domain mismatch error when connecting to the enterprise server.
httpd.domainName=dev.ikanow.com NOTE THAT THE DOMAIN MUST MATCH THE URL OF THE MAIN GUI OR AUTHENTICATION WON'T WORK
#app.case.api.url=local
# The location of the case manager GUI - set to "local" to point to <domain>:8090/casemanager
# (redirects to 8090/casemanage)
# NOTE THAT THE DOMAIN MUST MATCH THE URL OF THE MAIN GUI OR AUTHENTICATION WON'T WORK
#app.case.url=local
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