Stork Tutorial: Config File
You will need to change the stork configuration file included in the
Storkutil tarball to match the
identity you created. Simply open up the file which should be named
sample-stork.conf and change the 'username = ' line
to match the username you chose for your keys. You will also need to modify the
'publickeyfile = ' line, to match the location of your publickey. By default, this should be
"publickeyfile = /usr/local/stork/var/keys/<username>.publickey", where <username> is the
name you generated your keys for.
You will need to distribute this
configuration file to all your
nodes through the upload website.
Note! The stork configuration file is different from the storkutil
configuration file. The setdefault command will appropriately change
the storkutil configuration file, but you will still need to change and distribute
the Stork configuration file manually.
After you have modified your configuration file, you can
create your tarball package. If you already have a package ready,
you can move on to modifying your trusted packages file in
order to let Stork know which packages you trust to be installed. You can also
upload your publickey and your configuration file to the
repository; this will need to be done for Stork to function, but you can also upload all your Stork
files together at the end of the tutorial.
Return to the tutorial contents.
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