/mandos/trunk

# This file must have exactly one section named "DEFAULT".

[DEFAULT]

# These are the default values for the server, uncomment and change

# them if needed.

# If "interface" is set, the server will only listen to a specific

# network interface.

;interface = 

# If "address" is set, the server will only listen to a specific

# address.  This must currently be an IPv6 address; an IPv4 address

# can be specified using the "::FFFF:192.0.2.3" syntax.  Also, if this

# is a link-local address, an interface should be set above.

;address =

# If "port" is set, the server to bind to that port. By default, the

# server will listen to an arbitrary port.

;port = 

# If "debug" is true, the server will run in the foreground and print

# a lot of debugging information.

;debug = False

# GnuTLS priority for the TLS handshake.  See gnutls_priority_init(3).

;priority = SECURE256:!CTYPE-X.509:+CTYPE-OPENPGP:+SIGN-RSA-SHA224:+SIGN-RSA-RMD160

# Zeroconf service name.  You need to change this if you for some

# reason want to run more than one server on the same *host*.

# If there are name collisions on the same *network*, the server will

# rename itself to "Mandos #2", etc.

;servicename = Mandos

# Whether to provide a D-Bus system bus interface or not

;use_dbus = True

# Whether to use IPv6.  (Changing this is NOT recommended.)

;use_ipv6 = True

# Whether to restore saved state on startup

;restore = True

# The directory where state is saved

;statedir = /var/lib/mandos

# Whether to run in the foreground

;foreground = False