# Configuration for /etc/init.d/addrwatch

# NOTE: If you want to log data to syslog or mysql, run addrwatch-syslog or
#  addrwatch-mysql service, respectively.

# A space-separated list of network interfaces to monitor.
# Defaults to the first non-loopback interface.
#interfaces=""

# Output data to plain text file. Set to empty string to disable.
output_file="/var/log/addrwatch-data.log"

# Output data to sqlite3 database file.
# sqlite_file="/var/lib/addrwatch/data.sqlite"

# Capture only IPv4 packets.
#ipv4_only="no"

# Capture only IPv6 packets.
#ipv6_only="no"

# A whitespace-separated list of IP addresses to ignore.
#blacklist=""

# Size of ratelimit hash table. Default is 1 (no hash table).
#hashsize=1

# Ratelimit duplicate ethernet/ip pairings to 1 every NUM seconds. If NUM = 0,
# ratelimiting is disabled. If NUM = -1, suppress duplicate entries
# indefinitely. Default is 0.
#ratelimit=0

# User (and group) to run addrwatch as.
#command_user="addrwatch"

# Additional arguments for addrwatch daemon.
#command_args=

# Log messages are redirected to syslog. Set to empty string to disable.
#error_logger="logger -t addrwatch -p daemon.err >/dev/null 2>&1"

# Allow to monitor network interfaces.
#capabilities="^cap_net_raw"

# Comment out to disable process supervisor.
supervisor=supervise-daemon
