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 ====== mactunnel documentation ====== ====== mactunnel documentation ======
  
-The following configuration file options are available in mactunnel:+In order to configure mactunnel edit the mactunnel.app/Contents/Resources/mactunnel.conf file, click the mactunnel icon, and select "Reload Configuration File".
  
-  * accept+The configuration file is composed of global options, and service sections.  Each section begins with the section name in square brackets.
  
-  connect+The following global options are available: 
 +  iconActive = <file> -- File name of the icon indicating some active connections. 
 +  * iconError = <file> -- File name of the icon indicating invalid configuration file. 
 +  * iconIdle = <file> -- File name of the icon indicating no active connections.
  
-  client yes/no +The following service-level options are available: 
- +  accept [<host>:]<port> -- The port (and optionally address of a network interface) to accept connections to the service.  By default it accepts connections on all network interfaces. 
-  * delay +  * connect = [<host>:]<port> -- The port (and optionally address of the host) to connect the service. By default it connects to the loopback interface (127.0.0.1). 
- +  * client = yes/no -- "yes" for SSL/TLS client, and "no" for SSL/TLS server.  The default is "no". 
-  * verify = yes/no +  * delay = yes/no -- This option is currently ignored. 
- +  * verify = yes/no -- Whether to authenticate the peer with certificate.  The default is "yes". 
-  * cert +  * cert = <name> -- Name of the service certificate stored in the Mac OS keychain.
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-  * iconOK (TBC) +
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-  * iconActive +
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-  * iconError +
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-  * iconIdle+
  
docs.txt · Last modified: 2014/09/29 17:17 by mtrojnar