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# Previous versions of this file included a variable START=yes/no
# to enable and disable natlog. This is no longer permitted by
# Debian Policy. natlog is disabled by default during installation.
#
# If you run systemd, use systemctl to enable/disable - for example:
# systemctl enable natlog
# See the manpage for systemctl for more details.
#
# If you run sysvinit, use update-rc.d to enable/disable - for example:
# update-rc.d natlog enable
# See the manpage for update-rc.d for more details.
# The `conntrack' argument is the only mode that can be offered by default.
# as the names used with the DEVICE mode are system-specific. To use the
# DEVICE mode replace "conntrack" by the names of two devices, the first
# device being the device protected by (behind) the firewall (hosts there have
# their IP addresses source-natted), the 2nd device being the device
# connecting to the Internet (or outside world (i.e., before the firewall)).
# Example: DAEMON_ARGS="eth1 eth0"
DAEMON_ARGS="conntrack"
# by default, natlog uses pid file /run/natlog.pid. If another pid file is
# used change the PIDFILE specification:
PIDFILE=/run/natlog.pid
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