1# $Id$
2
3dns:
4  class: IN
5  debug: 0
6  ipv4: 1
7  ipv6: 1
8  retrans: 2
9  retry: 3
10  tcp_timeout: 5
11  udp_timeout: 5
12
13logging:
14  interactive: 0
15  locale: ~
16
17smtp:
18  enable: 1
19  hostname: ~
20  timeout: 20
21
22net:
23    ipv4: 1
24    ipv6: 0
25    smtp: 1
26    # The following two records should be lists of DNS suffixes pointing to
27    # cymru-style servers for looking up AS numbers for IP addresses.
28    v4root:
29        - origin.asn.cymru.com
30    v6root:
31        - origin6.asn.cymru.com
32
33syslog:
34    ident: dnscheck
35    facility: local2
36
37daemon:
38    pidfile: /var/run/dnscheck_dispatcher.pid
39    errorlog: /var/log/dnscheck_errors.log
40    maxchild: 10
41    savelevel: INFO
42
43# This information is expected to be overridden in site_config.yaml
44# Not all keys will be useful for all setups. See the documentation
45# for the various programs about which keys they use, and what they
46# mean. Some info is in DNSCheck::Overview.
47#
48#dbi:
49#    host: 127.0.0.1
50#    port: 13317
51#    database: dnscheckng
52#    user: dnscheckng
53#    password: not_given_here
54#
55#reggie:
56#    host: 127.0.0.1
57#    port: 13317
58#    database: reggie
59#    user: reggieuser
60#    password: not_given_here
61
6212hour:
63    smtphost: smtp.example.com
64    from: unknown@example.com
65    subject: Problem(s) in your domain(s)
66    timespan: 24:00:00
67    debug: 1
68    sourcestring: 12-hour-check
69    fallback: unknown@example.com
70    activekey: dnscheck.subscribe
71    addresskey: dnscheck.email
72    # If the following key exists, it will be used as a BCC recipient of all mails.
73    # archive: arkiv@example.org
74
75zonediff:
76    datafile: /var/tmp/zone_data.store
77    servers:
78      - ns1.example.com
79      - ns2.example.com
80      - ns3.example.com
81    domain: example.com.
82    tsig: test.key TSIG WW91IGFjdHVhbGx5IGJvdGhlcmVkIHRvIGRlY29kZSB0aGlzPw==
83    sourcestring: 12-hour-check
84    flagdomain:
85        - 000000000000.example.com
86        - zzzzzzzzzzzz.example.com
87    dig: /usr/bin/dig
88
89