netsukuku/src/conf/ntk_scons.conf.in

#
#			NetsukukuD %(VERSION)s 
#
#
# The comments starts with a '#'.
# To use a default option leave its line commented.
# Use always the '=' to assign a value.
#
# Note: the options will be overridden by their command line equivalent.
#
# Options index:
# 
# 	## Restricted mode
#		- ntk_restricted_mode
#		- ntk_restricted_class
#	## Internet connection
#		- internet_connection
#		- internet_gateway
#		- internet_download_rate
#		- internet_upload_rate
#		- internet_ping_hosts
#		- share_internet
#		- shape_internet
#		- use_shared_internet
#	## ANDNA
#		- disable_andna
#		- disable_resolvconf
#	## Limits
#		- ntk_max_connections
#		- ntk_max_accepts_per_host
#		- max_accepts_per_host_time
#	## Files
#		- pid_file
#		- ntk_ext_map_file
#		- ntk_int_map_file
#		- ntk_bnode_map_file
#		- andna_hnames_file
#		- snsd_nodes_file
#		- andna_cache_file
#		- andna_lclkey_file
#		- andna_lcl_file
#		- andna_rhc_file
#		- andna_counter_c_file
#		- ip_masquerade_script
#		- tc_shaper_script
#


##
#### Restricted mode
##

#
# If the `ntk_restricted_mode' option is set to 1, NetsukukuD will be started
# in restricted mode to be compatible with Internet. In the restricted mode, 
# only IPs of the largest private subnet (i.e. 10.x.x.x) are chosen.
#
# If `ntk_restricted_class' is set to 1 the IPs will be chosen from the
# 172.16.0.0-172.31.255.255 range (use this option only if you can't use the
# 10.x.x.x class).
#
#ntk_restricted_mode	= 0
#ntk_restricted_class	= 0


##
#### Internet connection
##

#
# * * If you have an Internet connection please fill this options. * *
#
# We are assuming that you are running in restricted mode since you want to
# be both in Netsukuku and Internet. So, if you have an internet connection
# set `internet_connection' to 1. Note that ntkd will overwrite any default
# route if this option is set to 0 and the shared Internet connections of 
# other nodes are used.
#
# Set the `internet_gateway' option to the IP of the gateway you use to reach 
# the Internet and specify the network interface too, for example:
# "internet_gateway = 192.168.1.1:eth0". This option is necessary only if you
# don't have the default route set when you run NetsukukuD (i.e. you haven't
# connected yet), otherwise, leave it commented.
#
# You have also to set your upload and download bandwidth in 
# `internet_upload_rate' and `internet_download_rate'. It is expressed in Kb/s,
# so if you have a line which maximum can do: 640 Kb/s in dwload and 30 Kb/s in 
# upload, set them to 640 and 30.
#
# `internet_ping_hosts' is a list of Internet hosts which will be pinged to
# verify if the connection is alive, you can use the default hosts.
#
# If you want to share your Internet connection among other Netsukuku nodes, 
# set `share_internet' to 1.
#
# Set `shape_internet' to 1 if you want to shape your outgoing
# Internet traffic.
#
# `use_shared_internet' specifies if you want to use the Internet connections
# shared by the Netsukuku nodes. Set it to 0, if you want to rely only on your
# connection (if any).
# 
#internet_connection	= 1
#internet_gateway	= 192.168.1.1:eth0
internet_download_rate  = 640
internet_upload_rate	= 30
internet_ping_hosts	= google.com:cisco.com:sourceforge.net:dyne.org
#share_internet		= 1
#shape_internet		= 1
#use_shared_internet	= 1


##
#### ANDNA
##

#
# To disable the start of the ANDNA daemon at the launch of ntkd, set
# this option to 1. Note that when the ANDNA daemon is disabled, the andna
# system will not work at all, so it will be impossible to resolve, register
# or update hostnames.
#
#disable_andna		= 0

#
# When NetsukukuD starts it modifies /etc/resolv.conf writing in the first
# line "nameserver 127.0.0.1". The old /etc/resolv.conf is copied in
# /etc/resolv.conf.bak. When the daemon is closed /etc/resolv.conf is
# restored. If you want to disable this set disable_resolvconf to 1.
# If it is disabled you won't be able to resolve hostnames!
#
#disable_resolvconf	= 0


##
#### Limits
##

#
# How many connection the netsukuku daemons can simultaneusly handle.
#
#ntk_max_connections		= 512

# How many simultaneusly connections to the daemons from a single host are
# allowed.
#ntk_max_accepts_per_host	= 16

# The wait time necessary for a host to reconnect to the daemons after all the
# ntk_max_accepts_per_host were used.
#
#max_accepts_per_host_time	= 4	#in seconds


##
#### Files
##

#
# ntkd will save its process id in this file
#
#pid_file 		= %(PID_DIR)s/ntkd.pid

# 
# The paths of the Netsukuku maps saved by the daemon
#
#ntk_ext_map_file	= %(DATA_DIR)s/ext_map_file
#ntk_int_map_file	= %(DATA_DIR)s/int_map_file
#ntk_bnode_map_file	= %(DATA_DIR)s/bnode_map_file

#
# The hostnames that will be registered in ANDNA are kept, one per line, in
# this file.
#
#andna_hnames_file	= %(CONF_DIR)s/andna_hostnames

#
# The snsd_nodes_file keeps the list of the SNSD records which will be
# register in ANDNA.
#
#snsd_nodes_file	= %(CONF_DIR)s/snsd_nodes

#
# Caches used by the ANDNA daemon
#
#andna_cache_file	= %(DATA_DIR)s/andna_cache
#andna_lclkey_file	= %(DATA_DIR)s/andna_lcl_keyring
#andna_lcl_file		= %(DATA_DIR)s/andna_lcl_cache
#andna_rhc_file		= %(DATA_DIR)s/andna_rh_cache
#andna_counter_c_file	= %(DATA_DIR)s/andna_counter_cache

#
# The script launched by NetsukukuD to share the Internet connection
#
#ip_masquerade_script	= %(CONF_DIR)s/ip_masquerade.sh

#
# The script launched by NetsukukuD to shape the Internet connection
#
#tc_shaper_script	= %(CONF_DIR)s/tc_shaper.sh