# Defaults for rootd initscript
# sourced by /etc/init.d/root-system-rootd
# installed at /etc/default/root-system-rootd by the maintainer scripts
#
# Please refer to the rootd(1) man(1) page for more information on 
# command line parameters. 
#
# This is a POSIX shell fragment
#
# If this is set to `yes', then the server is started.  
# Anything else disables the server
#
# Note, that you can not run rootd via both inetd and SYSV init; at
# least not  if they are both using the same port (per default both
# use 1094).  So either disable the inetd or the SYSV init rootd, or
# specify separate ports. 
ENABLE_ROOTD=yes

# User to run as (default is `rootd')
ROOTD_USER=rootd

# Port (range to listen to) (-p)
#        specifies the port number to listen on. Use port-port2 to
#        find the first available port in the indicated range. Use 0-N
#        for range relative to default service port. (default is 1094)
ROOTD_PORT=

# SSH port (-s)
#        specifies the port number for the sshd daemon used for
#        authentication (default is 22).
SSH_PORT=

# TCP window size (-b)
#        specifies the tcp window size in bytes (e.g. see
#        http://www.psc.edu/networking/perf_tune.html). Default is
#        65535.  Only change default for pipes with a high
#        bandwidth*delay product.
#ROOTD_WINDOW_SIZE=65535

# Debug level (-d)
#        level of debug info written to syslogd 0 = no debug
#        (default), 1 = minimum, 2 = medium, 3 = maximum.
#ROOTD_DEBUG=0

# Access rules configuration file (-D)
#        read access rules from file <rootdaemonrc>.  By default
#        <root_etc_dir>/system.rootdaemonrc is used for access rules;
#        for privately started daemons $HOME/.rootdaemonrc (if
#        present) is read first.
#ROOTD_ACCESS_RULES=

# Run in foreground (-f)
#        run in the foreground (output on the window); useful for
#        debugging purposes. Only a value of "yes" enables. 
#ROOTD_FOREGROUND=

# Disable authentification (-noauth)
#        do not require client authentication.  This shouldn't be enabled
#        unless you know what you're doing. Only a value of "yes" enables. 
#ROOTD_NO_AUTH=

# Read only access (-r)
#        files can only be opened in read-only mode. Only a value of
#       "yes" enables. 
#ROOTD_READ_ONLY=

#
# Temporary director (-T <tmpdir>)
#        specifies the directory path to be used to place temporary
#        files; default is /usr/tmp. Useful when running with limited
#        privileges.
#ROOTD_TMP=

# Require password (-w)
#        do not check /etc/hosts.equiv, $HOME/.rhosts for
#        password-based authentication; by default these files are
#        checked first by calling ruserok(...); if this option is
#        specified a password is always required. Only a value of
#        "yes" enables. 
#ROOTD_REQUIRE_PASSWD=

# Use this variable to pass other options to the daemon.
DAEMON_OPTS=

#
# EOF
#