# Logging configuration
#
# level may be none, alert, normal, info, debug
# priv  may be yes or no
# facility (syslog only) may be user, daemon, local0..local7
# ident (syslog only) may be any string no longer than 15 chars,
#    the default is "fedaserv", pass "-" (dash alone) to leave the ident
#    unconfigured (the system will use the actual program name)
# name (custom file log only) _should_ be a valid absolute file name
#
# It is safe to leave the log configured to default values: both file and
# stderr channels are disabled, syslog uses "fedaserv" as the indent str,
# the user facility and the normal level, and is NOT considered private
#
#log_syslog_level	normal
#log_syslog_priv	no
#log_syslog_facility	user
#log_syslog_ident	fedaserv
#
#log_file_level		none
#log_file_priv		yes
#log_file_name		/path/to/your/log
#
#log_stderr_level	none
#log_stderr_priv	yes


# Address and port (UDP)
# by default, the port 65242 is used, being listened to on all interfaces
# just in case: decimal 65242 is the same as hexadecimal FEDA
#
#listen_address		198.51.100.37
#listen_port		65242


# Cooldown timeout is the time for which all dgrams from the given
# addr/port are rejected, once something incorrect received from there
#
#cooldown_timeout	3600

# Peer timeout is the time the peer keeping silence gets completely forgotten
#
#peer_timeout		36000

# Keepalive interval is the interval at which keepalive dgrams are sent to
# each peer
#
#keepalive_interval	120


# Where to get the local point's configuration, keys, certs, to store
# foreign hashes and certs, etc. (by default, $HOME/.fedanet/keys, where
# '$HOME' is your home directory, taken from the HOME env. variable; please
# note variables in fact are NOT expanded in this value, so you can't use
# anything like '$HOME' for real here)
#
#keys_dir		/path/to/your/keydir


# Should we open the socket for the fedactl program? ("no" by default).
# *WARNING* some non-Linux systems ignore permissions on the socket file
# and may even ignore the permissions for directories in the path to it.
# Fedaserv does not perform any credentials checking here, so if you're
# not on a Linux system, please tripple-check your kernel doesn't let
# any unprivileged process to connect to the socket; if unsure, simply
# don't enable this feature.
#
#control_socket		yes

# The path for the control_socket (by default, $HOME/.fedanet/servctl)
#
#control_socket_path	/path/to/your/control_socket


# Preconfigured peers
#
# The 'peer' parameter sets the name, which must be distinct; it is used
# primarily for logging.
#
# For each peer, either ip+port or node_id+point (or both) must be
# specified.
#
# Please see the file doc/peer_types.txt for the list of accepted peer
# types, their meaning and explanations.
#
#
#
#peer venus
#type natcheck
#ip 198.51.100.12
#port 65242
# 
# 
# 
#peer mars
#type natcheck
#ip 198.51.100.241
#port 65242
# 
# 
# 
#peer pluto
#type nodenets
#node_id c508097bd6c347a4a317
#point 200
#
#
#endpeer


# Tunneling-related options
#
# Enable dealing with IPv6 packets and datagrams carrying them.  Please
# note this is disabled by default!
#
#forwarding yes
#
#
#
# The name of the tun (virtual) network interface to be used by the
# instance to accept locally-originated IPv6 packets for delivery through
# the FEDAnet transport network, as well as to pass to the kernel the
# packets destined to the locally configured point (and/or pseudopoints
# 0, 254 and 255).  By default no interface is configured and the local
# accepting and delivery of the packets is not done.  See the program
# feda-if for some ideas on how to let this interface exist on your system.
# Please note fedaserv won't create the interface for you, as this requires
# root access, and fedaserv MUST NEVER EVER be run as root.
#
#tun_iface feda0
#
#
#
# Do we serve the 'node-wide' subnets, that is, the nets for point numbers
# 0x00, 0xFE and 0xFF?  This option is ignored if our point number is 0xFE,
# as in this case we definitely do.  Once a cryptographic association
# established with a peer marked with the 'nodenets' flag, it overrides
# whatever decisions made both with this option and the point number.
#
# Possible values are 'none', 'some' (we serve only 0x00 and 0xFF) and
# 'all' (we serve all the three).
#
#nodenets none