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