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# Sample configuration file for FSD
#

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# The system group holds information about your server.
#
# clientport & serverport:
#     The ports where clients and servers will connect to
# systemport:
#     The port where the system management services will be located
# ident:
#     The ident of your server. This ident has to be unique. It is used to
#     identify your server in the global network. It should not contain spaces.
#     Please use a small ident code, it will be sent in every packet
# email:
#     The email address that can be used to mail the maintainer of this server.
# name:
#     The name(description) of your server. It may contain spaces.
# hostname:
#     The hostname that can be used to reach this server.
# password:
#     The password you need to specify before you can execute privileged
#     commands on the system port.
# location:
#     The (physical) location of the server in the world, and the internet. 
#     Example: 'Delft, The netherlands (SURFnet)'
# mode:
#     The mode of the server; can be 'normal' or 'silent'. Use 'normal'
#     for normal operation.
# certificates:
#     The file to read certificates from.
# maxclients:
#     The maximum amount of clients this server will allow
# whazzup:
#     The file to put WhazzUp data in.

[system]
clientport=6809
serverport=3011
systemport=3010
ident=FSD
email=nobody@nowhere.com
name=FSFDT FSD Unix Windows server
hostname=localhost
password=disable
location=Nowhere
mode=normal
certificates=cert.txt
maxclients=200
whazzup=whazzup.txt

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# The connections group holds information about the (server) connections this
# server wil establish and accept.
#
# connectto:
#     Contains the hostname and port numbers of the servers to connect to.
#     Multiple servers can be used here. For example:
#       connectto=server.hinttech.com:5001,server.flightsim.com:4006
# allowfrom:
#     Contains the IP addresses from which servers can connect to this server.
#     Multiple IP addresses can be used, separated by commas. For example:
#        allowfrom=server.flightsim.com,atc.aol.com

[connections]
#connectto=
#allowfrom=

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# The hosts group contains a list of hosts that are trusted for some activity.
# There are 2 entries:
#    certificates : contains a list of server ID's that are allowed to change
#                   certificates
#    weather      : contains a list of server ID's that are allowed to change
#                   weather profiles
#[hosts]
#certificates=
#weather=

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# This group controls the weather system.
# The 'source' variable determines the source of the METAR data.
# For normal operation, set this to 'network'.
# There are 3 possible values here:
#    'file'      : Read the METAR data from the file 'metar.txt'
#                  and allow weather requests from other servers.
#    'download'  : Like 'file', but refresh metar.txt every hour by downloading
#                  the latest weather observations from metlab. The server has
#                  to be connected to the internet for this to work.
#    'network'   : Relay weather requests to the closest METAR capable server.
#
# 'server','dir' and 'ftpmode' are only used when the METAR source is 'download'. These
# fields determine the host name and the directory from where metar data is
# read. FSD uses the FTP protocol to get the data. ftpmode can have the value 'active'
# 'passive' that are Active and Passive FTP protocol mode, default is 'passive'.
# If you use FSD on a computer having a private IP, only use passive mode.

[weather]
source=download
server=weather.noaa.gov
dir=data/observations/metar/cycles/
ftpmode=passive