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# This configuration file shows the default option values.
# Options that are *not* active by default have an extra comment-line
# showing 'not by default:'
# all options and values are case sensitive
# see `man natlog' for further details
# the path and options of the conntrack program:
# when no filtering options are specified, the tcp
# protocol is monitored
# the default command is shown.
# Note: do not surround the conntrack command specification with quotes
#conntrack-command: /usr/sbin/conntrack -E -n -o timestamp -e NEW,DESTROY
# the device used by conntrack
#conntrack-device: /proc/net/nf_conntrack
# correction for the IP header size
# (standard IP header size is 20 bytes)
#conntrack-ip-header-size: 0
# max. number of conntrack restarts
#conntrack-restart: 10
# write additional info to the log file
# not by default:
#debug
# log messages are written to 'pathname'; use 'log: off' to suppress log
# messages
# not by default:
#log: pathname
# data file containing tabular logs
# not by default:
#log-data: pathname
# tmespec: time[mhd]nFiles - specification for rotating log-files
# not by default:
#log-rotate: timespec
# do not log the sent/received byte counts (default: counts are logged)
# not by default:
#no-bytes
# do not run as a daemon
# not by default:
#no-daemon
# do not log the destination entries
# not by default:
#no-dst
# do not log the via: entries
# not by default:
#no-via
# the path to the pid-file of natlog's daemon process
#pid-file: /run/natlog.pid
# the protocols that are scanned with the 'conntrack' command:
# protocol: all - monitors tcp, udp, icmp
# protocol: udp:tcp - monitors upd and tcp (any non-empty subset,
# possibly including icmp is OK)
#protocol: tcp
# write messages to stdout (ignored by daemons)
# not by default:
#stdout
# the default syslog facility:
#syslog-facility: DAEMON
# the default syslog priority:
#syslog-priority: NOTICE
# the default syslog tag:
#syslog-tag: NATLOG
# the default time specification (alternatives: utc, local):
#time: raw
# ttl: time to live (seconds) for udp/icmp connections
#ttl: 60
# end of the configuration file
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