Token Translation Service
  • Introduction
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  • Deployment And Administration Guide
  • Configuration Guide
    • Config Example
    • Server Settings
    • OpenId Connect Provider Settings
    • Service Settings
    • RSP Settings
    • SSH for WaTTS
  • Developer Guide
    • WaTTS Developer
    • Plugin Developer
  • Relying Service Provider (RSP) Guide
  • REST Api
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  • Configuration (watts.conf)
  • Testing your configuration
  • Datatypes

Configuration Guide

The configuration of WaTTS consists of one file. The file is located at /etc/watts/watts.conf. One other location is supported for development purposes; in this case please place your configuration file as ~/.config/watts/watts.conf.

Configuration (watts.conf)

The WaTTS is deployed with sane defaults, you only need to touch user-specific changes.

Each setting consists of one simple line of the format, comments are starting with '#'.

# this is a comment and ignored
key = value

Testing your configuration

WaTTS provides a simple command to check the configuration file

watts chkconfig

run it after changing the configuration to ensure your configuration file is correct. If everything is fine it will print out a line telling you so:

config is OK

Datatypes

There are different datatypes used in the configuration, a detailed description can be seen in the following table.

Datatype

Description

'word'

the word itself is the value, without the '

host

a valid fully qualified hostname

port

an integer within the valid range for TCP ports

boolean

either 'true' or 'false'

file

an absolute path to a file

dir

an absolute path to a directory

duration

a timespan given by an integer and a unit, the unit can be ms, s, m, h

string

just the string value

integer

an integer value, i.e. a number

url

a valid url, use https as much as possible

comma separated list

values separated by comma

any

depends on the usage and can't be specified

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