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# $NetBSD: whoson.conf,v 1.2 2004/12/01 09:53:01 wiz Exp $
# whoson server and client sample configuration file
# Configuration entry is: "client" or "server" starting from position 1,
# entry type (protocol) (must be in the same line!), and arbitrary
# protocol-specific parameters. Lines starting with whitespace
# are continuation lines. There is no quoting, escaping etc.
# ==================== CLIENT SECTION ==========================
# API functions try these protocols/addresses in order:
# Connect to the server running on the same machine via a unix domain
# stream socket. "port" is the name of the socket.
client unix
port=/var/run/whoson.s
# Connect to the server running on the same machine via a unix domain
# datagram socket. "port" is the name of the socket.
# client unixd
# port=/var/run/whoson.d
# maxtries=5
# inittimeout=100000
# Connect to the server over UDP datagram protocol. Recommended method.
# "address" is the IP address of the server, "port" is the port number.
# ATTENTION! No DNS names allowed. This is intentional.
# "maxtries" is number of retries to contact the server.
# "inittimeout" is initial timeout to wait for responce, in microseconds.
# Timeout is multiplied by 2 on every retry. Default maxtries is 5,
# default inittimeout is 100000.
# client udp address=127.0.0.1
# port=9876
# maxtries=5
# inittimeout=100000
# Connect to the server over the TCP protocol.
# client tcp port=9876
# address=127.0.0.1
# There may be any number of any type entries.
# Stream protocols (tcp and unix) allow for persistent connections
# (if the library is built not MT-safe, i.e. without -D_REENTRANT)
# ==================== SERVER SECTION ==========================
# Server listens on all of these ports:
# tcp and unix "keepalive" paramter is the number of seconds to keep
# connection established if the client does not drop it. Default is
# unlimited. "port" is the number (or name for unix domain) of the
# port. "allow" and "deny" specify per-address access restriction
# for Internet protocols. By default, access is denied. The value
# of these keywords is <netpattern>/<bits>. Of matching patterns,
# one with greater value of bits is applied. "listenq" is maximum
# listen backlog size
server unix port=/var/run/whoson.s
listenq=5
# server tcp
# port=9876
# listenq=5
# keepalive=150
# allow=123.45.67.0/24 # Allow the whole network
# deny=123.45.67.89/32 # except these ..
# deny=123.45.67.90/32 # .. two machines
# server unix port=/var/run/whoson.s keepalive=150
# listenq=5
# server unixd port=/var/run/whoson.d
# server udp port=9876
# allow=0.0.0.0/0 # open to the world. Don't do that!
# "global" pseudo server that does not listen; it is only used to set
# global configuration parameters. "ttl" - how many seconds
# inserted entries will live in the database if not deleted explicitly.
server global ttl=1800 # 30 minutes
chroot=@@CHROOTDIR@@ # chdir and chroot here
group=nobody # change group id and
user=nobody # user id after bind()ing
cachesize=100000 # max. number of entries to keep
# end of config
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