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#
# hICN facemgr configuration file
#
################################################################################
# Global settings
################################################################################
global = {
# Default type for face creation
#
# Values: "auto" | "native-udp" | "native-tcp" | "overlay-udp" | "overlay-tcp"
# Default "auto"
#
#face_type = "auto";
face_type = "overlay-udp"
# Disable service discovery for overlay creation
#
# This is only meaningful for overlay_* face types. If service discovery is
# disabled, only manually entered overlay information will be used, if any.
# Otherwise, no face will be created.
#
# Values : true | false
# Default: false
#
#disable_discovery = true;
# TODO Disable IPv4 face creation
#
# Values : true | false
# Default: false
#
#disable_ipv4 = true;
# TODO Disable IPv6 face creation
#
# Values : true | false
# Default: false
#
#disable_ipv6 = true;
# TODO overlay
#
# By default, no address is specified, and local and remote ports are set to
# the standard value for hICN (9695).
#
};
################################################################################
# Per-interface rules
################################################################################
#
# Rules allow to override the default behaviour of the face manager.
#
# The list of rules must be specified as follows (note that the last one has no
# coma at the end) :
#
# rules = (
# { ... },
# { ... },
# { ... }
# );
#
# A rule is composed of match and override attributes, and has the following
# syntax:
#
# {
# match = {
# interface_name = STRING;
# interface_type = STRING;
# };
# override = {
# face_type = STRING;
# disable_discovery = BOOL;
# ignore = BOOL;
# tags = (STRING, STRING, STRING);
# overlay = {
# ipv4 = {
# local_port = PORT;
# remote_addr = IP_ADDRESS;
# remote_port = PORT;
# };
# ipv6 = {
# local_port = PORT;
# remote_addr = IP_ADDRESS;
# remote_port = PORT;
# };
# };
# };
# }
#
# Match attributes:
#
# Match attributes serve to identify rules and as such defining two rules with
# similar matches is not allowed. However, overlapping match definitions are
# possible, in which case only the first matching rule is considered.
#
# A match is composed of the name of an interface and/or its type (either
# attribute is optional but at least one has to be specified).
#
# * interface_name - a string representing an interface name
#
# * interface_type - the type of interface to match
#
# Values: "wired" | "wifi" | "cellular"
#
# Override attributes:
#
# Those attributes are applied when all specified match attributes correspond,
# and override general settings or default values.
#
# * face_type - type used for face creation
#
# Values: "auto" | "native_udp" | "native_tcp" | "overlay_udp" | "overlay_tcp"
#
# * disable_discovery - disable service discovery for overlay creation
#
# Values : true | false
#
# * ignore - a boolean indicating whether that interface should be ignored
#
# * TODO tags - a (possibly empty) list of tags to be associated to the created face.
#
# Values: "wired" | "wifi" | "cellular" | "trusted"
#
# * overlay
#
# An overlay specification is used to complement any information retrieved
# through service discovery (or replace it if service discovery is
# disabled).
#
# It is possible to specify values for IPv4, IPv6 or both.
#
# Note that it is not currently possible to set different settings for IPv4 and
# IPv6 but overlay specifications.
#
#
# Here are a few example of rule definitions:
#
# rules = (
# # Ignore localhost interface
# {
# match = {
# interface_name = "lo";
# };
# override = {
# ignore = true;
# };
# },
# # Set tags for unknown tunnnel interface
# {
# match = {
# interface_name = "utun1";
# };
# override = {
# tags = ("WIRED", "TRUSTED");
# };
# },
# # Force cellular connections to use manually specified overlay faces
# {
# match = {
# interface_type = "cellular",
# };
# override = {
# overlay = {
# ipv4 = {
# local_port = 9695;
# remote_addr = "10.60.16.14";
# remote_port = 9695;
# };
# ipv6 = {
# local_port = 9695;
# remote_addr = "2001:420:44f1:10:20c:29ff:fef3:8f8f";
# remote_port = 9695;
# };
# };
# };
# }
# );
#
#rules = (
#);
################################################################################
# Logging
################################################################################
log:
{
log_level = "DEBUG";
}
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