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diff --git a/net-vpn/nstx/files/nstxd.conf b/net-vpn/nstx/files/nstxd.conf new file mode 100644 index 000000000000..4d3365a7142d --- /dev/null +++ b/net-vpn/nstx/files/nstxd.conf @@ -0,0 +1,35 @@ +# /etc/conf.d/nstxd: config file for /etc/init.d/nstxd + +# DOMAIN is the DNS domain which will be the base for NSTX tunneling. You must +# set up this domain such that its nameserver points to this machine. For +# example, if your tunnel domain is "tunnelhere.example.com", the nameserver for +# example.com should have the following record: +# +# tunnelhere.example.com IN NS this.machine.example.com +#DOMAIN="tunnelhere.example.com" + +# Set to "TUN" for TUN (IP/layer-3) mode, or "TAP" for TAP (ethernet/layer-2) +# mode. Your clients must run in the same mode, or you will send and receive +# only garbage. +MODE="TUN" + +# This will be the virtual TUN/TAP interface created by nstxd. If unset, +# defaults to tun0 or tap0. Note that no IP configuration will be supplied by +# nstxd -- you must do this yourself using net scripts. +#TUNTAP_INTERFACE=tun53 + +# Interface to bind to, instead of binding to all available interfaces. You can +# supply either an interface name or IP address here. Useful if you run an +# internal DNS server but want to run NSTX on your external interface. Note that +# nstxd always binds to port 53. +#BIND_INTERFACE=eth1 +#BIND_INTERFACE=1.2.3.4 + +# Chroot to this directory after startup +#CHROOT=/dev/null + +# Drop privileges to this user after startup +#NSTXD_USER=nstxd + +# Other miscellaneous options to pass to nstxd (man 7 nstxd for details) +#NSTXD_OPTS="" |