#
# /etc/default/idsa
# IDS/A Debian configuration file
# (POSIX shell fragment)
#
# This configuration file specifies the services that should be
# started from the init script, after the main daemon, idsad has
# been started.
#
# For configuring IDS/A itself, edit /etc/idsad.conf.
#
# Format of this file: each service has a variable with the same name
# service. If this variable is set to "true", the service will be
# started with the additional command line parameters specified in the
# servicename_OPTS variable. You can find the available parameters in
# the corresponding manual pages, as indicated.
#
# You are not supposed to change the sockets or the user running IDS/a
# here. If you want to do so, please read the init script.
#

#
# Local syslog interface
# idsasyslogd(8)
# idsaklogd(8)
#
# NOTE that if you enable this, you must ensure that no other
# system log daemons are running (ie. using /dev/log), because
# only one can run at the same time.
#
# Idsaklogd, providing kernel log message gathering functions, will
# be also started by default. If you don't want it, you may set the
# IDSANOKLOGD variable to an optional value (ie. != ""). You should
# want idsaklogd running, though (because klogd will likely not work,
# as it tries to access /dev/log as SOCK_DGRAM, whereas idsa uses
# SOCK_STREAM).
#
IDSASYSLOGD=false
IDSASYSLOGD_OPTS=

#
# Remote syslog interface
# idsarlogd(8)
#
IDSARLOGD=false
IDSARLOGD_OPTS="127.0.0.1"

#
# TCP logger
# idsatcplogd(8)
#
IDSATCPLOGD=false
IDSATCPLOGD_OPTS=
