make the option visible in ini files

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UbitUmarov
2021-12-07 01:48:48 +00:00
parent b4241d79b6
commit 025bd73493
2 changed files with 26 additions and 12 deletions

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@@ -477,6 +477,13 @@
;; 'America/Los_Angeles' is used on Linux/Mac systems whilst 'Pacific Standard Time' is used on Windows
DSTZone = "America/Los_Angeles;Pacific Standard Time"
;; If the region requested at login is not found and there are no default or fallback regions
;; online or defined in section [GridService], try to send user to any region online
;; this similar to legacy (was disabled on 0.9.2.0)
;; you should set this to false and define regions with Default and possible Fallback flags
;; With this option set to true, users maybe sent to regions they where not supposed to be, or even know about
;AllowLoginFallbackToAnyRegion = true
;Basic Login Service Dos Protection Tweaks
;;
;; Some Grids/Users use a transparent proxy that makes use of the X-Forwarded-For HTTP Header, If you do, set this to true

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@@ -150,23 +150,30 @@
;; Set minimum fee to publish classified
; ClassifiedFee = 0
;; If the region requested at login is not found and there are no default or fallback regions
;; online or defined in section [GridService], try to send user to any region online
;; this similar to legacy (was disabled on 0.9.2.0)
;; you should set this to false and define regions with Default and possible Fallback flags
;; With this option set to true, users maybe sent to regions they where not supposed to be, or even know about
;AllowLoginFallbackToAnyRegion = true
; Basic Login Service Dos Protection Tweaks
; ;
; ; Some Grids/Users use a transparent proxy that makes use of the X-Forwarded-For HTTP Header, If you do, set this to true
; ; If you set this to true and you don't have a transparent proxy, it may allow attackers to put random things in the X-Forwarded-For header to
; ; get around this basic DOS protection.
;; Some Grids/Users use a transparent proxy that makes use of the X-Forwarded-For HTTP Header, If you do, set this to true
;; If you set this to true and you don't have a transparent proxy, it may allow attackers to put random things in the X-Forwarded-For header to
;; get around this basic DOS protection.
; DOSAllowXForwardedForHeader = false
; ;
; ; The protector adds up requests during this rolling period of time, default 10 seconds
;; The protector adds up requests during this rolling period of time, default 10 seconds
; DOSRequestTimeFrameMS = 10000
; ;
; ; The amount of requests in the above timeframe from the same endpoint that triggers protection
;;
;; The amount of requests in the above timeframe from the same endpoint that triggers protection
; DOSMaxRequestsInTimeFrame = 5
; ;
; ; The amount of time that a specific endpoint is blocked. Default 2 minutes.
;;
;; The amount of time that a specific endpoint is blocked. Default 2 minutes.
; DOSForgiveClientAfterMS = 120000
; ;
; ; To turn off basic dos protection, set the DOSMaxRequestsInTimeFrame to 0.
;; To turn off basic dos protection, set the DOSMaxRequestsInTimeFrame to 0.
[FreeswitchService]
;; If FreeSWITCH is not being used then you don't need to set any of these parameters