Ubisecure CustomerID uses the same Ubisecure Directory as Ubisecure SSO. For this reason, Ubisecure CustomerID needs some of the configuration details from the Ubisecure SSO configuration. This chapter describes how this information can be added to the Ubisecure CustomerID configuration. The other properties can be adjusted according to the needs of the specific installation environment.

Create a copy of the Ubisecure CustomerID configuration template:

cd /usr/local/ubisecure/customerid/application
cp config/linux.config ./

Copy entries from Ubisecure SSO configuration file to Ubisecure CustomerID configuration file:

Copy some values from Ubisecure SSO ubilogin-sso/ubilogin/unix.config file to the Ubisecure CustomerID customerid/application/linux.config file. The following table shows what key values to copy and where:

From: Ubisecure SSO
To: Ubisecure CustomerID
master.secret
master.secret
uas.url
uas.url
ldap.url
ldap.url
suffix
ldap.suffix

NOTE: Check that there are no additional control characters or white space at the end of uas.url-value. In fact, make this same check for all values as you proceed.
The rest of the fields in the Ubisecure CustomerID linux.config file can be defined independently from the Ubisecure SSO.

Edit linux.config

Field Name	Field Description
ubilogin.home	This is the path to the location where Ubisecure SSO has been installed.
eidm.url	This is the publicly visible URL address of your Ubisecure CustomerID installation. The value must not include a path component and must not end with a '/' character. This address must be accessible for all users of this installation. In an installation with front-end reverse proxy servers this address refers to the first front-end server that is accessible from the public network. `eidm.url=https://cid.example.com/`
proxy.local.url (if proxy is used)	In case there is a reverse proxy server acting in front of the Ubisecure CustomerID, proxy.local.url specifies the URL that will be used by the reverse proxy when accessing the Ubisecure CustomerID. In example below, you must configure proxy to listen to eidm.url and forward requests to port 7443 on host1.local `proxy.local.url=https://host1.local:7443/`
rest.oauth2.client.uuid	OAuth 2.0 client ID of CustomerID API application CustomerID uses internally to validate OAuth2 access token for REST API and needs to be known by the integrator, see Configuring OAuth2 authentication for REST API. You may leave it empty and one will be generated for you and preserved in future upgrades. Tip OAuth2 authentication can be disabled after initial CustomerID setup by clearing either `rest.oauth2.client.uuid` or `rest.oauth2.client.secret` or both and running setup again.
rest.oauth2.client.secret	OAuth 2.0 client secret of CustomerID API application for REST API OAuth2 authentication CustomerID uses internally to validate OAuth2 access token for REST API but not needed by the integrator. Leave it empty and one will be generated for you and preserved in future upgrades.
rest.oauth2.introspection.url	The SSO introspection URL that OAuth 2.0 client uses to validate OAuth2 access token for REST API. Default value `rest.oauth2.introspection.url = @uas.url@/uas/oauth2/introspection` This means that by default public address of SSO is accessed as `uas.url` contains the public address. You might want to specify the internal address of the SSO or the internal address of a single node in a SSO cluster instead. This configuration supports only one address. If you need load balancing for multiple internal SSO addresses then you need to configure a load balancing proxy for them and use that address. Example: rest.oauth2.introspection.url = https://node1.sso.example.com:8443/uas/oauth2/introspection
rest.username	The username used with REST calls, obsolete in case of OAuth2 based authentication.
rest.password	The password used with REST calls, obsolete in case of OAuth2 based authentication.
ldap.principal	The object in LDAP that is used as login object for LDAP connections from Ubisecure CustomerID.
ldap.password	The object in LDAP that is used as login object for LDAP connections from Ubisecure CustomerID.
database.host	Defines the host where PostgreSQL is installed. This can be an IP number or fully qualified domain name (FQDN).
database.port	Defines the public TCP port of the PostgreSQL server. Default is 5432.
database.name	Defines the name of the database that Ubisecure CustomerID should use from the PostgreSQL server.
database.user	Defines a user name that Ubisecure CustomerID should use to connect to PostgreSQL.
database.password	Defines the connection password for Ubisecure CustomerID database user.
wildfly.home	Defines the folder where WildFly is installed.
wildfly.http.port	Defines the TCP port where WildFly listens for unencrypted HTTP connections.
wildfly.https.port	Defines the TCP port where WildFly listens for encrypted HTTP connections.
wildfly.ip_addr.master	Internal IP address or hostname of CustomerID master node (disregard if standalone).
wildfly.ip_addr.slave	Internal IP address or hostname of CustomerID slave node (disregard if standalone).
wildfly.slave.password	In a HA installation the servers need to authenticate themselves in order to join the domain cluster. This password allows the customerid-slave host to connect to the domain master host.
database.driver.path	Defines the path where scripts can find the PostgreSQL JDBC driver. (If you have followed instructions to the letter, this must be defined to point to ~/customerid.)
database.driver.file	Defines the file name of the actual JDBC database driver library.
keystore.alias	Defines a custom alias for the server's SSL key pair in the certificate key store.
keystore.password	Defines a password for the key store.
mail.host	The DNS name or IP address of the mail server.
mail.port	The TCP port of the mail server. Usually 25 for SMTP.
mail.username	The user account name used to log on to the mail server. This is an optional field.
mail.password	The password of the user account name used to log on to the mail server. This is configured only in conjunction with mail.username. Note: if your password contains character "(" you need to escape it with "\\". Example your mail server password is "abTE(kjd12" you need to set mail.password = abTE\\(kjd12
mail.from	The email address to put in the from field of the message. Notes: You need to escape the "@" character with another "@" character. Example: john.doe@@example.com
mail.ssl	Define if SSL should be used when contacting the mail server. Value is either true or empty.

To run Ubisecure CustomerID setup script:

If setup.sh execution does not finish quickly, you will have to check that entropy generation settings are in order. Consult this blog post http://www.usn-it.de/index.php/2009/02/20/oracle-11g-jdbc-driver-hangs-blocked-by-devrandom-entropy-pool-empty/ for more information.

Check entropy level with cat /proc/sys/kernel/random/entropy_avail. Entropy should be over 1000.

Generate the setup configurations from templates by issuing the following commands:

cd /usr/local/ubisecure/customerid/application
./setup.sh

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