RPM-supplied internal.cfg should include a monitoring section

[meadmaker]

The RPM includes an internal.cfg to be used for configuring the trust router. This file should be updated to include the configuration for the monitoring, like:

    "monitoring": {
      "enabled": true,
      "port": 12310,
      "authorized_credentials": [
        "trustmonitor@apc.sports.psec.us"
      ]
    }

[jennifer-richards]

Fixed by 2bf7cf8d0fe531983cdcb72805d7272630ac1ee1 (adds both the monitoring section and a serial_number for each file as an example)

[jennifer-richards]

Test

Steps

1. On a CentOS or RHEL instance, remove the trust router RPM if installed. Remove or rename /etc/trust_router
2. Install the trust router RPM
3. Examine files in /etc/trust_router/conf.d/default/

Expected results

• internal.cfg file should
  1. have a serial_number
  2. include a monitoring section as requested in the bug report
• organizations.cfg should
  1. have a serial_number
  2. not have a port key/value pair in the peer_organizations section (the port should be specified in the hostname)

[meadmaker]

Verified.