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config file reference third revision by gfoot 04/03/98
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libnet is (c) Copyright Chad Catlett and George Foot 1997-1998
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This file describes the various sections and settings that the
libnet drivers recognise in config files.
0. Contents
~~~~~~~~~~~
0 - Contents
1 - Driver-Section index
+ a) Windows sockets
+ b) Berkeley sockets
2 - Section Index
+ a) [sockets]
+ b) [winsock]
1. Driver-Section Index
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
This index shows which sections are used by each driver.
a) Windows sockets: (a) [sockets], (b) [winsock]
b) Berkeley sockets: (a) [sockets]
2. Section Index
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a) [sockets]
""""""""""""
Relevant to: Windows sockets, Berkeley sockets
This section is shared between the drivers that use
sockets to communicate over the internet, so that they
can communicate with one another easily.
port = <port number> default: 24785
A 16-bit port number to use as a default port. A
newly created "input" channel's socket is bound to
this port, and ordinary channels are assigned this
port on target machines when no other port is
specified.
forceport = 0 or 1 default: 0
This tells the interface what to do if, when
creating an input channel, it cannot bind to the
port. If this is 0, it simply gives up; if it is 1
the driver will attempt to use the port despite the
fact that it's already occupied.
ip = <ip address> default: 0.0.0.0
If specified, this is used as the local IP address.
If you don't specify this but do specify a nameserver
and the `auto_get_ip' flag is set in the [Winsock]
section, the Winsock driver will attempt to determine
the local IP address using the nameserver. At
present the Berkeley sockets driver can't get the
local IP address (other than through this setting).
It's not crucial, just aesthetic.
b) [winsock]
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Relevant to: Windows sockets
Most of these are really just hacks to things the
driver ought to be able to find out by itself, but the
VxD doesn't provide the information.
nameserver = <ip address> default: none
There can be any number of these but only the first
MAX_NAMESERVERS (#defined to 4 in wsock.c) are used.
These nameservers will be queried when addresses are
given in hostname format.
dns_timeout = <time> default: 10
This is the maximum length of time (in seconds) that
the driver will spend trying to resolve a hostname.
If the value is too short some addresses may not get
resolved in time.
auto_get_ip = 0 or 1 default: 0
If this flag is set, a nameserver is given and the
IP address is either not given or is 0.0.0.0, the
Winsock driver will attempt to find out an IP
address for this machine by establishing a TCP/IP
connection with a nameserver (it tries each in turn)
and querying the local address of the socket.
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