[test suite] removed unnecessary comment lines from test config files

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Michael Rash
2013-04-20 15:31:26 -04:00
parent f0036f7f22
commit 6c1b755bea
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#
# The default fwknopd.conf contains only comments since defaults are defined in
# code and modified via the config file
#
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#
# The default fwknopd.conf contains only comments since defaults are defined in
# code and modified via the config file
#
ENABLE_SPA_PACKET_AGING N;
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#
# The default fwknopd.conf contains only comments since defaults are defined in
# code and modified via the config file
#
ENABLE_SPA_PACKET_AGING N;
ENABLE_IPT_FORWARDING Y;
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KEY: fwknoptest;
OPEN_PORTS: tcp/22;
FW_ACCESS_TIMEOUT: 2;
SOURCE: ANY;
KEY: fwknoptest;
OPEN_PORTS: tcp/80;
@@ -1,73 +1,4 @@
# .fwknoprc
##############################################################################
#
# Firewall Knock Operator (fwknop) client rc file.
#
# This file contains user-specific fwknop client configuration default
# and named parameter sets for specific invocations of the fwknop client.
#
# Each section (or stanza) is identified and started by a line in this
# file that contains a single identifier surrounded by square brackets.
#
# The parameters within the stanza typicaly match corresponding client
# command-line parameters.
#
# The first one should always be `[default]' as it defines the global
# default settings for the user. These override the program defaults
# for these parameter. If a named stanza is used, its entries will
# override any of the default. Command-line options will trump them
# all.
#
# Subsequent stanzas will have only the overriding and destination
# specific parameters.
#
# Lines starting with `#' and empty lines are ignored.
#
# See the fwknop.8 man page for a complete list of valid parameters
# and their values.
#
##############################################################################
#
# We start with the 'default' stanza. Uncomment and edit for your
# preferences. The client will use its build-in default for those items
# that are commented out.
#
[default]
#DIGEST_TYPE sha256
#FW_TIMEOUT 30
#SPA_SERVER_PORT 62201
#SPA_SERVER_PROTO udp
#ALLOW_IP <ip addr>
#SPOOF_USER <username>
#SPOOF_SOURCE_IP <IPaddr>
#TIME_OFFSET 0
#USE_GPG N
#GPG_HOMEDIR /path/to/.gnupg
#GPG_SIGNER <signer ID>
#GPG_RECIPIENT <recipient ID>
HMAC_DIGEST_TYPE sha256
KEY_BASE64 wzNP62oPPgEc+kXDPQLHPOayQBuNbYUTPP+QrErNDmg=
HMAC_KEY_BASE64 Yh+xizBnl6FotC5ec7FanVGClRMlsOAPh2u6eovnerfBVKwaVKzjGoblFMHMc593TNyi0dWn4opLoTIV9q/ttg==
# User-provided named stanzas:
# Example for a destination server of 192.168.1.20 to open access to
# SSH for an IP that is resoved externally, and one with a NAT request
# for a specific source IP that maps port 8088 on the server
# to port 88 on 192.168.1.55 with timeout.
#
#[myssh]
#SPA_SERVER 192.168.1.20
#ACCESS tcp/22
#ALLOW_IP resolve
#
#[mynatreq]
#SPA_SERVER 192.168.1.20
#ACCESS tcp/8088
#ALLOW_IP 10.21.2.6
#NAT_ACCESS 192.168.1.55,88
#CLIENT_TIMEOUT 60
#
###EOF###
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# .fwknoprc
##############################################################################
#
# Firewall Knock Operator (fwknop) client rc file.
#
# This file contains user-specific fwknop client configuration default
# and named parameter sets for specific invocations of the fwknop client.
#
# Each section (or stanza) is identified and started by a line in this
# file that contains a single identifier surrounded by square brackets.
#
# The parameters within the stanza typicaly match corresponding client
# command-line parameters.
#
# The first one should always be `[default]' as it defines the global
# default settings for the user. These override the program defaults
# for these parameter. If a named stanza is used, its entries will
# override any of the default. Command-line options will trump them
# all.
#
# Subsequent stanzas will have only the overriding and destination
# specific parameters.
#
# Lines starting with `#' and empty lines are ignored.
#
# See the fwknop.8 man page for a complete list of valid parameters
# and their values.
#
##############################################################################
#
# We start with the 'default' stanza. Uncomment and edit for your
# preferences. The client will use its build-in default for those items
# that are commented out.
#
[default]
#DIGEST_TYPE sha256
#FW_TIMEOUT 30
#SPA_SERVER_PORT 62201
#SPA_SERVER_PROTO udp
#ALLOW_IP <ip addr>
#SPOOF_USER <username>
#SPOOF_SOURCE_IP <IPaddr>
#TIME_OFFSET 0
#USE_GPG N
#GPG_HOMEDIR /path/to/.gnupg
#GPG_SIGNER <signer ID>
#GPG_RECIPIENT <recipient ID>
HMAC_DIGEST_TYPE invalid
KEY_BASE64 wzNP62oPPgEc+kXDPQLHPOayQBuNbYUTPP+QrErNDmg=
HMAC_KEY_BASE64 Yh+xizBnl6FotC5ec7FanVGClRMlsOAPh2u6eovnerfBVKwaVKzjGoblFMHMc593TNyi0dWn4opLoTIV9q/ttg==
# User-provided named stanzas:
# Example for a destination server of 192.168.1.20 to open access to
# SSH for an IP that is resoved externally, and one with a NAT request
# for a specific source IP that maps port 8088 on the server
# to port 88 on 192.168.1.55 with timeout.
#
#[myssh]
#SPA_SERVER 192.168.1.20
#ACCESS tcp/22
#ALLOW_IP resolve
#
#[mynatreq]
#SPA_SERVER 192.168.1.20
#ACCESS tcp/8088
#ALLOW_IP 10.21.2.6
#NAT_ACCESS 192.168.1.55,88
#CLIENT_TIMEOUT 60
#
###EOF###
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# .fwknoprc
##############################################################################
#
# Firewall Knock Operator (fwknop) client rc file.
#
# This file contains user-specific fwknop client configuration default
# and named parameter sets for specific invocations of the fwknop client.
#
# Each section (or stanza) is identified and started by a line in this
# file that contains a single identifier surrounded by square brackets.
#
# The parameters within the stanza typicaly match corresponding client
# command-line parameters.
#
# The first one should always be `[default]' as it defines the global
# default settings for the user. These override the program defaults
# for these parameter. If a named stanza is used, its entries will
# override any of the default. Command-line options will trump them
# all.
#
# Subsequent stanzas will have only the overriding and destination
# specific parameters.
#
# Lines starting with `#' and empty lines are ignored.
#
# See the fwknop.8 man page for a complete list of valid parameters
# and their values.
#
##############################################################################
#
# We start with the 'default' stanza. Uncomment and edit for your
# preferences. The client will use its build-in default for those items
# that are commented out.
#
[default]
#DIGEST_TYPE sha256
#FW_TIMEOUT 30
#SPA_SERVER_PORT 62201
#SPA_SERVER_PROTO udp
#ALLOW_IP <ip addr>
#SPOOF_USER <username>
#SPOOF_SOURCE_IP <IPaddr>
#TIME_OFFSET 0
#USE_GPG N
#GPG_HOMEDIR /path/to/.gnupg
#GPG_SIGNER <signer ID>
#GPG_RECIPIENT <recipient ID>
HMAC_DIGEST_TYPE sha256
KEY rijndaeltest
HMAC_KEY hmactest
# User-provided named stanzas:
# Example for a destination server of 192.168.1.20 to open access to
# SSH for an IP that is resoved externally, and one with a NAT request
# for a specific source IP that maps port 8088 on the server
# to port 88 on 192.168.1.55 with timeout.
#
#[myssh]
#SPA_SERVER 192.168.1.20
#ACCESS tcp/22
#ALLOW_IP resolve
#
#[mynatreq]
#SPA_SERVER 192.168.1.20
#ACCESS tcp/8088
#ALLOW_IP 10.21.2.6
#NAT_ACCESS 192.168.1.55,88
#CLIENT_TIMEOUT 60
#
###EOF###
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# .fwknoprc
##############################################################################
#
# Firewall Knock Operator (fwknop) client rc file.
#
# This file contains user-specific fwknop client configuration default
# and named parameter sets for specific invocations of the fwknop client.
#
# Each section (or stanza) is identified and started by a line in this
# file that contains a single identifier surrounded by square brackets.
#
# The parameters within the stanza typicaly match corresponding client
# command-line parameters.
#
# The first one should always be `[default]' as it defines the global
# default settings for the user. These override the program defaults
# for these parameter. If a named stanza is used, its entries will
# override any of the default. Command-line options will trump them
# all.
#
# Subsequent stanzas will have only the overriding and destination
# specific parameters.
#
# Lines starting with `#' and empty lines are ignored.
#
# See the fwknop.8 man page for a complete list of valid parameters
# and their values.
#
##############################################################################
#
# We start with the 'default' stanza. Uncomment and edit for your
# preferences. The client will use its build-in default for those items
# that are commented out.
#
[default]
#DIGEST_TYPE sha256
#FW_TIMEOUT 30
#SPA_SERVER_PORT 62201
#SPA_SERVER_PROTO udp
#ALLOW_IP <ip addr>
#SPOOF_USER <username>
#SPOOF_SOURCE_IP <IPaddr>
#TIME_OFFSET 0
#USE_GPG N
#GPG_HOMEDIR /path/to/.gnupg
#GPG_SIGNER <signer ID>
#GPG_RECIPIENT <recipient ID>
HMAC_DIGEST_TYPE md5
KEY_BASE64 wzNP62oPPgEc+kXDPQLHPOayQBuNbYUTPP+QrErNDmg=
HMAC_KEY_BASE64 sVwJFvtWp7/IkTsKfcRbKQ==
# User-provided named stanzas:
# Example for a destination server of 192.168.1.20 to open access to
# SSH for an IP that is resoved externally, and one with a NAT request
# for a specific source IP that maps port 8088 on the server
# to port 88 on 192.168.1.55 with timeout.
#
#[myssh]
#SPA_SERVER 192.168.1.20
#ACCESS tcp/22
#ALLOW_IP resolve
#
#[mynatreq]
#SPA_SERVER 192.168.1.20
#ACCESS tcp/8088
#ALLOW_IP 10.21.2.6
#NAT_ACCESS 192.168.1.55,88
#CLIENT_TIMEOUT 60
#
###EOF###
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# .fwknoprc
##############################################################################
#
# Firewall Knock Operator (fwknop) client rc file.
#
# This file contains user-specific fwknop client configuration default
# and named parameter sets for specific invocations of the fwknop client.
#
# Each section (or stanza) is identified and started by a line in this
# file that contains a single identifier surrounded by square brackets.
#
# The parameters within the stanza typicaly match corresponding client
# command-line parameters.
#
# The first one should always be `[default]' as it defines the global
# default settings for the user. These override the program defaults
# for these parameter. If a named stanza is used, its entries will
# override any of the default. Command-line options will trump them
# all.
#
# Subsequent stanzas will have only the overriding and destination
# specific parameters.
#
# Lines starting with `#' and empty lines are ignored.
#
# See the fwknop.8 man page for a complete list of valid parameters
# and their values.
#
##############################################################################
#
# We start with the 'default' stanza. Uncomment and edit for your
# preferences. The client will use its build-in default for those items
# that are commented out.
#
[default]
#DIGEST_TYPE sha256
#FW_TIMEOUT 30
#SPA_SERVER_PORT 62201
#SPA_SERVER_PROTO udp
#ALLOW_IP <ip addr>
#SPOOF_USER <username>
#SPOOF_SOURCE_IP <IPaddr>
#TIME_OFFSET 0
#USE_GPG N
#GPG_HOMEDIR /path/to/.gnupg
#GPG_SIGNER <signer ID>
#GPG_RECIPIENT <recipient ID>
HMAC_DIGEST_TYPE md5
KEY_BASE64 wzNP62oPPgEc+kXDPQLHPOayQBuNbYUTPP+QrErNDmg=
HMAC_KEY_BASE64 d6F/uWTZmjqYorNkEKWl3TnVUiRNTCFijv3RclV+p8K0T5mU3co9Lz/hlDU/RxwFXLdDQGWEzRTk7O+8G59aVOEHUIME95KdrALQf2z4sLjsrNzOZdjfZVYRpcp1rYRsAdJmeT7K0G5B2WKmI8t6srwPVQJty9CDn6pAqqg6Oek=
# User-provided named stanzas:
# Example for a destination server of 192.168.1.20 to open access to
# SSH for an IP that is resoved externally, and one with a NAT request
# for a specific source IP that maps port 8088 on the server
# to port 88 on 192.168.1.55 with timeout.
#
#[myssh]
#SPA_SERVER 192.168.1.20
#ACCESS tcp/22
#ALLOW_IP resolve
#
#[mynatreq]
#SPA_SERVER 192.168.1.20
#ACCESS tcp/8088
#ALLOW_IP 10.21.2.6
#NAT_ACCESS 192.168.1.55,88
#CLIENT_TIMEOUT 60
#
###EOF###
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# .fwknoprc
##############################################################################
#
# Firewall Knock Operator (fwknop) client rc file.
#
# This file contains user-specific fwknop client configuration default
# and named parameter sets for specific invocations of the fwknop client.
#
# Each section (or stanza) is identified and started by a line in this
# file that contains a single identifier surrounded by square brackets.
#
# The parameters within the stanza typicaly match corresponding client
# command-line parameters.
#
# The first one should always be `[default]' as it defines the global
# default settings for the user. These override the program defaults
# for these parameter. If a named stanza is used, its entries will
# override any of the default. Command-line options will trump them
# all.
#
# Subsequent stanzas will have only the overriding and destination
# specific parameters.
#
# Lines starting with `#' and empty lines are ignored.
#
# See the fwknop.8 man page for a complete list of valid parameters
# and their values.
#
##############################################################################
#
# We start with the 'default' stanza. Uncomment and edit for your
# preferences. The client will use its build-in default for those items
# that are commented out.
#
[default]
#DIGEST_TYPE sha256
#FW_TIMEOUT 30
#SPA_SERVER_PORT 62201
#SPA_SERVER_PROTO udp
#ALLOW_IP <ip addr>
#SPOOF_USER <username>
#SPOOF_SOURCE_IP <IPaddr>
#TIME_OFFSET 0
#USE_GPG N
#GPG_HOMEDIR /path/to/.gnupg
#GPG_SIGNER <signer ID>
#GPG_RECIPIENT <recipient ID>
HMAC_DIGEST_TYPE md5
KEY_BASE64 wzNP62oPPgEc+kXDPQLHPOayQBuNbYUTPP+QrErNDmg=
HMAC_KEY_BASE64: QQBwGf0bkZmBUA==
# User-provided named stanzas:
# Example for a destination server of 192.168.1.20 to open access to
# SSH for an IP that is resoved externally, and one with a NAT request
# for a specific source IP that maps port 8088 on the server
# to port 88 on 192.168.1.55 with timeout.
#
#[myssh]
#SPA_SERVER 192.168.1.20
#ACCESS tcp/22
#ALLOW_IP resolve
#
#[mynatreq]
#SPA_SERVER 192.168.1.20
#ACCESS tcp/8088
#ALLOW_IP 10.21.2.6
#NAT_ACCESS 192.168.1.55,88
#CLIENT_TIMEOUT 60
#
###EOF###
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# .fwknoprc
##############################################################################
#
# Firewall Knock Operator (fwknop) client rc file.
#
# This file contains user-specific fwknop client configuration default
# and named parameter sets for specific invocations of the fwknop client.
#
# Each section (or stanza) is identified and started by a line in this
# file that contains a single identifier surrounded by square brackets.
#
# The parameters within the stanza typicaly match corresponding client
# command-line parameters.
#
# The first one should always be `[default]' as it defines the global
# default settings for the user. These override the program defaults
# for these parameter. If a named stanza is used, its entries will
# override any of the default. Command-line options will trump them
# all.
#
# Subsequent stanzas will have only the overriding and destination
# specific parameters.
#
# Lines starting with `#' and empty lines are ignored.
#
# See the fwknop.8 man page for a complete list of valid parameters
# and their values.
#
##############################################################################
#
# We start with the 'default' stanza. Uncomment and edit for your
# preferences. The client will use its build-in default for those items
# that are commented out.
#
[default]
#DIGEST_TYPE sha256
#FW_TIMEOUT 30
#SPA_SERVER_PORT 62201
#SPA_SERVER_PROTO udp
#ALLOW_IP <ip addr>
#SPOOF_USER <username>
#SPOOF_SOURCE_IP <IPaddr>
#TIME_OFFSET 0
#USE_GPG N
#GPG_HOMEDIR /path/to/.gnupg
#GPG_SIGNER <signer ID>
#GPG_RECIPIENT <recipient ID>
HMAC_DIGEST_TYPE sha1
KEY_BASE64 wzNP62oPPgEc+kXDPQLHPOayQBuNbYUTPP+QrErNDmg=
HMAC_KEY_BASE64: QQBwGf0bkZmBUA==
# User-provided named stanzas:
# Example for a destination server of 192.168.1.20 to open access to
# SSH for an IP that is resoved externally, and one with a NAT request
# for a specific source IP that maps port 8088 on the server
# to port 88 on 192.168.1.55 with timeout.
#
#[myssh]
#SPA_SERVER 192.168.1.20
#ACCESS tcp/22
#ALLOW_IP resolve
#
#[mynatreq]
#SPA_SERVER 192.168.1.20
#ACCESS tcp/8088
#ALLOW_IP 10.21.2.6
#NAT_ACCESS 192.168.1.55,88
#CLIENT_TIMEOUT 60
#
###EOF###
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# .fwknoprc
##############################################################################
#
# Firewall Knock Operator (fwknop) client rc file.
#
# This file contains user-specific fwknop client configuration default
# and named parameter sets for specific invocations of the fwknop client.
#
# Each section (or stanza) is identified and started by a line in this
# file that contains a single identifier surrounded by square brackets.
#
# The parameters within the stanza typicaly match corresponding client
# command-line parameters.
#
# The first one should always be `[default]' as it defines the global
# default settings for the user. These override the program defaults
# for these parameter. If a named stanza is used, its entries will
# override any of the default. Command-line options will trump them
# all.
#
# Subsequent stanzas will have only the overriding and destination
# specific parameters.
#
# Lines starting with `#' and empty lines are ignored.
#
# See the fwknop.8 man page for a complete list of valid parameters
# and their values.
#
##############################################################################
#
# We start with the 'default' stanza. Uncomment and edit for your
# preferences. The client will use its build-in default for those items
# that are commented out.
#
[default]
#DIGEST_TYPE sha256
#FW_TIMEOUT 30
#SPA_SERVER_PORT 62201
#SPA_SERVER_PROTO udp
#ALLOW_IP <ip addr>
#SPOOF_USER <username>
#SPOOF_SOURCE_IP <IPaddr>
#TIME_OFFSET 0
#USE_GPG N
#GPG_HOMEDIR /path/to/.gnupg
#GPG_SIGNER <signer ID>
#GPG_RECIPIENT <recipient ID>
HMAC_DIGEST_TYPE sha1
KEY_BASE64 wzNP62oPPgEc+kXDPQLHPOayQBuNbYUTPP+QrErNDmg=
HMAC_KEY_BASE64 d6F/uWTZmjqYorNkEKWl3TnVUiRNTCFijv3RclV+p8K0T5mU3co9Lz/hlDU/RxwFXLdDQGWEzRTk7O+8G59aVOEHUIME95KdrALQf2z4sLjsrNzOZdjfZVYRpcp1rYRsAdJmeT7K0G5B2WKmI8t6srwPVQJty9CDn6pAqqg6Oek=
# User-provided named stanzas:
# Example for a destination server of 192.168.1.20 to open access to
# SSH for an IP that is resoved externally, and one with a NAT request
# for a specific source IP that maps port 8088 on the server
# to port 88 on 192.168.1.55 with timeout.
#
#[myssh]
#SPA_SERVER 192.168.1.20
#ACCESS tcp/22
#ALLOW_IP resolve
#
#[mynatreq]
#SPA_SERVER 192.168.1.20
#ACCESS tcp/8088
#ALLOW_IP 10.21.2.6
#NAT_ACCESS 192.168.1.55,88
#CLIENT_TIMEOUT 60
#
###EOF###
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# .fwknoprc
##############################################################################
#
# Firewall Knock Operator (fwknop) client rc file.
#
# This file contains user-specific fwknop client configuration default
# and named parameter sets for specific invocations of the fwknop client.
#
# Each section (or stanza) is identified and started by a line in this
# file that contains a single identifier surrounded by square brackets.
#
# The parameters within the stanza typicaly match corresponding client
# command-line parameters.
#
# The first one should always be `[default]' as it defines the global
# default settings for the user. These override the program defaults
# for these parameter. If a named stanza is used, its entries will
# override any of the default. Command-line options will trump them
# all.
#
# Subsequent stanzas will have only the overriding and destination
# specific parameters.
#
# Lines starting with `#' and empty lines are ignored.
#
# See the fwknop.8 man page for a complete list of valid parameters
# and their values.
#
##############################################################################
#
# We start with the 'default' stanza. Uncomment and edit for your
# preferences. The client will use its build-in default for those items
# that are commented out.
#
[default]
#DIGEST_TYPE sha256
#FW_TIMEOUT 30
#SPA_SERVER_PORT 62201
#SPA_SERVER_PROTO udp
#ALLOW_IP <ip addr>
#SPOOF_USER <username>
#SPOOF_SOURCE_IP <IPaddr>
#TIME_OFFSET 0
#USE_GPG N
#GPG_HOMEDIR /path/to/.gnupg
#GPG_SIGNER <signer ID>
#GPG_RECIPIENT <recipient ID>
HMAC_DIGEST_TYPE sha1
KEY_BASE64 wzNP62oPPgEc+kXDPQLHPOayQBuNbYUTPP+QrErNDmg=
HMAC_KEY_BASE64: QQBwGf0bkZmBUA==
# User-provided named stanzas:
# Example for a destination server of 192.168.1.20 to open access to
# SSH for an IP that is resoved externally, and one with a NAT request
# for a specific source IP that maps port 8088 on the server
# to port 88 on 192.168.1.55 with timeout.
#
#[myssh]
#SPA_SERVER 192.168.1.20
#ACCESS tcp/22
#ALLOW_IP resolve
#
#[mynatreq]
#SPA_SERVER 192.168.1.20
#ACCESS tcp/8088
#ALLOW_IP 10.21.2.6
#NAT_ACCESS 192.168.1.55,88
#CLIENT_TIMEOUT 60
#
###EOF###
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# .fwknoprc
##############################################################################
#
# Firewall Knock Operator (fwknop) client rc file.
#
# This file contains user-specific fwknop client configuration default
# and named parameter sets for specific invocations of the fwknop client.
#
# Each section (or stanza) is identified and started by a line in this
# file that contains a single identifier surrounded by square brackets.
#
# The parameters within the stanza typicaly match corresponding client
# command-line parameters.
#
# The first one should always be `[default]' as it defines the global
# default settings for the user. These override the program defaults
# for these parameter. If a named stanza is used, its entries will
# override any of the default. Command-line options will trump them
# all.
#
# Subsequent stanzas will have only the overriding and destination
# specific parameters.
#
# Lines starting with `#' and empty lines are ignored.
#
# See the fwknop.8 man page for a complete list of valid parameters
# and their values.
#
##############################################################################
#
# We start with the 'default' stanza. Uncomment and edit for your
# preferences. The client will use its build-in default for those items
# that are commented out.
#
[default]
#DIGEST_TYPE sha256
#FW_TIMEOUT 30
#SPA_SERVER_PORT 62201
#SPA_SERVER_PROTO udp
#ALLOW_IP <ip addr>
#SPOOF_USER <username>
#SPOOF_SOURCE_IP <IPaddr>
#TIME_OFFSET 0
#USE_GPG N
#GPG_HOMEDIR /path/to/.gnupg
#GPG_SIGNER <signer ID>
#GPG_RECIPIENT <recipient ID>
HMAC_DIGEST_TYPE sha256
KEY_BASE64 wzNP62oPPgEc+kXDPQLHPOayQBuNbYUTPP+QrErNDmg=
HMAC_KEY_BASE64: d6F/uWTZmjqYorNkEKWl3TnVUiRNTCFijv3RclV+p8K0T5mU3co9Lz/hlDU/RxwFXLdDQGWEzRTk7O+8G59aVOEHUIME95KdrALQf2z4sLjsrNzOZdjfZVYRpcp1rYRsAdJmeT7K0G5B2WKmI8t6srwPVQJty9CDn6pAqqg6Oek=
# User-provided named stanzas:
# Example for a destination server of 192.168.1.20 to open access to
# SSH for an IP that is resoved externally, and one with a NAT request
# for a specific source IP that maps port 8088 on the server
# to port 88 on 192.168.1.55 with timeout.
#
#[myssh]
#SPA_SERVER 192.168.1.20
#ACCESS tcp/22
#ALLOW_IP resolve
#
#[mynatreq]
#SPA_SERVER 192.168.1.20
#ACCESS tcp/8088
#ALLOW_IP 10.21.2.6
#NAT_ACCESS 192.168.1.55,88
#CLIENT_TIMEOUT 60
#
###EOF###
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# .fwknoprc
##############################################################################
#
# Firewall Knock Operator (fwknop) client rc file.
#
# This file contains user-specific fwknop client configuration default
# and named parameter sets for specific invocations of the fwknop client.
#
# Each section (or stanza) is identified and started by a line in this
# file that contains a single identifier surrounded by square brackets.
#
# The parameters within the stanza typicaly match corresponding client
# command-line parameters.
#
# The first one should always be `[default]' as it defines the global
# default settings for the user. These override the program defaults
# for these parameter. If a named stanza is used, its entries will
# override any of the default. Command-line options will trump them
# all.
#
# Subsequent stanzas will have only the overriding and destination
# specific parameters.
#
# Lines starting with `#' and empty lines are ignored.
#
# See the fwknop.8 man page for a complete list of valid parameters
# and their values.
#
##############################################################################
#
# We start with the 'default' stanza. Uncomment and edit for your
# preferences. The client will use its build-in default for those items
# that are commented out.
#
[default]
#DIGEST_TYPE sha256
#FW_TIMEOUT 30
#SPA_SERVER_PORT 62201
#SPA_SERVER_PROTO udp
#ALLOW_IP <ip addr>
#SPOOF_USER <username>
#SPOOF_SOURCE_IP <IPaddr>
#TIME_OFFSET 0
#USE_GPG N
#GPG_HOMEDIR /path/to/.gnupg
#GPG_SIGNER <signer ID>
#GPG_RECIPIENT <recipient ID>
HMAC_DIGEST_TYPE sha256
KEY_BASE64 wzNP62oPPgEc+kXDPQLHPOayQBuNbYUTPP+QrErNDmg=
HMAC_KEY_BASE64: d6F/uWTZmjqYorNkEKWl3TnVUiRNTCFijv3RclV+p8K0T5mU3co9Lz/hlDU/RxwFXLdDQGWEzRTk7O+8G59aVOEHUIME95KdrALQf2z4sLjsrNzOZdjfZVYRpcp1rYRsAdJmeT7K0G5B2WKmI8t6srwPVQJty9CDn6pAqqg6Oek=
# User-provided named stanzas:
# Example for a destination server of 192.168.1.20 to open access to
# SSH for an IP that is resoved externally, and one with a NAT request
# for a specific source IP that maps port 8088 on the server
# to port 88 on 192.168.1.55 with timeout.
#
#[myssh]
#SPA_SERVER 192.168.1.20
#ACCESS tcp/22
#ALLOW_IP resolve
#
#[mynatreq]
#SPA_SERVER 192.168.1.20
#ACCESS tcp/8088
#ALLOW_IP 10.21.2.6
#NAT_ACCESS 192.168.1.55,88
#CLIENT_TIMEOUT 60
#
###EOF###
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# .fwknoprc
##############################################################################
#
# Firewall Knock Operator (fwknop) client rc file.
#
# This file contains user-specific fwknop client configuration default
# and named parameter sets for specific invocations of the fwknop client.
#
# Each section (or stanza) is identified and started by a line in this
# file that contains a single identifier surrounded by square brackets.
#
# The parameters within the stanza typicaly match corresponding client
# command-line parameters.
#
# The first one should always be `[default]' as it defines the global
# default settings for the user. These override the program defaults
# for these parameter. If a named stanza is used, its entries will
# override any of the default. Command-line options will trump them
# all.
#
# Subsequent stanzas will have only the overriding and destination
# specific parameters.
#
# Lines starting with `#' and empty lines are ignored.
#
# See the fwknop.8 man page for a complete list of valid parameters
# and their values.
#
##############################################################################
#
# We start with the 'default' stanza. Uncomment and edit for your
# preferences. The client will use its build-in default for those items
# that are commented out.
#
[default]
#DIGEST_TYPE sha256
#FW_TIMEOUT 30
#SPA_SERVER_PORT 62201
#SPA_SERVER_PROTO udp
#ALLOW_IP <ip addr>
#SPOOF_USER <username>
#SPOOF_SOURCE_IP <IPaddr>
#TIME_OFFSET 0
#USE_GPG N
#GPG_HOMEDIR /path/to/.gnupg
#GPG_SIGNER <signer ID>
#GPG_RECIPIENT <recipient ID>
HMAC_DIGEST_TYPE sha256
KEY_BASE64 wzNP62oPPgEc+kXDPQLHPOayQBuNbYUTPP+QrErNDmg=
HMAC_KEY_BASE64: d6F/uWTZmjqYorNkEKWl3TnVUiRNTCFijv3RclV+p8K0T5mU3co9Lz/hlDU/RxwFXLdDQGWEzRTk7O+8G59aVOEHUIME95KdrALQf2z4sLjsrNzOZdjfZVYRpcp1rYRsAdJmeT7K0G5B2WKmI8t6srwPVQJty9CDn6pAqqg6Oek=
# User-provided named stanzas:
# Example for a destination server of 192.168.1.20 to open access to
# SSH for an IP that is resoved externally, and one with a NAT request
# for a specific source IP that maps port 8088 on the server
# to port 88 on 192.168.1.55 with timeout.
#
#[myssh]
#SPA_SERVER 192.168.1.20
#ACCESS tcp/22
#ALLOW_IP resolve
#
#[mynatreq]
#SPA_SERVER 192.168.1.20
#ACCESS tcp/8088
#ALLOW_IP 10.21.2.6
#NAT_ACCESS 192.168.1.55,88
#CLIENT_TIMEOUT 60
#
###EOF###
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# .fwknoprc
##############################################################################
#
# Firewall Knock Operator (fwknop) client rc file.
#
# This file contains user-specific fwknop client configuration default
# and named parameter sets for specific invocations of the fwknop client.
#
# Each section (or stanza) is identified and started by a line in this
# file that contains a single identifier surrounded by square brackets.
#
# The parameters within the stanza typicaly match corresponding client
# command-line parameters.
#
# The first one should always be `[default]' as it defines the global
# default settings for the user. These override the program defaults
# for these parameter. If a named stanza is used, its entries will
# override any of the default. Command-line options will trump them
# all.
#
# Subsequent stanzas will have only the overriding and destination
# specific parameters.
#
# Lines starting with `#' and empty lines are ignored.
#
# See the fwknop.8 man page for a complete list of valid parameters
# and their values.
#
##############################################################################
#
# We start with the 'default' stanza. Uncomment and edit for your
# preferences. The client will use its build-in default for those items
# that are commented out.
#
[default]
#DIGEST_TYPE sha256
#FW_TIMEOUT 30
#SPA_SERVER_PORT 62201
#SPA_SERVER_PROTO udp
#ALLOW_IP <ip addr>
#SPOOF_USER <username>
#SPOOF_SOURCE_IP <IPaddr>
#TIME_OFFSET 0
#USE_GPG N
#GPG_HOMEDIR /path/to/.gnupg
#GPG_SIGNER <signer ID>
#GPG_RECIPIENT <recipient ID>
HMAC_DIGEST_TYPE sha384
KEY_BASE64 wzNP62oPPgEc+kXDPQLHPOayQBuNbYUTPP+QrErNDmg=
HMAC_KEY_BASE64: 4BzQKdhUpy3ijTbjQmrrl4sMX0cOFqUz+Yq/ET3dDuzS1OH7omsFzra649fLuTLEGQy8u9Mt7XKscMIvv6MqmARI892r0U57QYtKWlilbzJhLNKhF6+vpBKC+6ArZD/OzFUHB/oREch8I8QR/nCCpxrzjca5BN/KAdAOi3xvX1Q=
# User-provided named stanzas:
# Example for a destination server of 192.168.1.20 to open access to
# SSH for an IP that is resoved externally, and one with a NAT request
# for a specific source IP that maps port 8088 on the server
# to port 88 on 192.168.1.55 with timeout.
#
#[myssh]
#SPA_SERVER 192.168.1.20
#ACCESS tcp/22
#ALLOW_IP resolve
#
#[mynatreq]
#SPA_SERVER 192.168.1.20
#ACCESS tcp/8088
#ALLOW_IP 10.21.2.6
#NAT_ACCESS 192.168.1.55,88
#CLIENT_TIMEOUT 60
#
###EOF###
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# .fwknoprc
##############################################################################
#
# Firewall Knock Operator (fwknop) client rc file.
#
# This file contains user-specific fwknop client configuration default
# and named parameter sets for specific invocations of the fwknop client.
#
# Each section (or stanza) is identified and started by a line in this
# file that contains a single identifier surrounded by square brackets.
#
# The parameters within the stanza typicaly match corresponding client
# command-line parameters.
#
# The first one should always be `[default]' as it defines the global
# default settings for the user. These override the program defaults
# for these parameter. If a named stanza is used, its entries will
# override any of the default. Command-line options will trump them
# all.
#
# Subsequent stanzas will have only the overriding and destination
# specific parameters.
#
# Lines starting with `#' and empty lines are ignored.
#
# See the fwknop.8 man page for a complete list of valid parameters
# and their values.
#
##############################################################################
#
# We start with the 'default' stanza. Uncomment and edit for your
# preferences. The client will use its build-in default for those items
# that are commented out.
#
[default]
#DIGEST_TYPE sha256
#FW_TIMEOUT 30
#SPA_SERVER_PORT 62201
#SPA_SERVER_PROTO udp
#ALLOW_IP <ip addr>
#SPOOF_USER <username>
#SPOOF_SOURCE_IP <IPaddr>
#TIME_OFFSET 0
#USE_GPG N
#GPG_HOMEDIR /path/to/.gnupg
#GPG_SIGNER <signer ID>
#GPG_RECIPIENT <recipient ID>
HMAC_DIGEST_TYPE sha384
KEY_BASE64 wzNP62oPPgEc+kXDPQLHPOayQBuNbYUTPP+QrErNDmg=
HMAC_KEY_BASE64: QrsLAq6NWmPKBiDF4dwfAUDz7XsTz7lgVNFyBsRhDzgBc9HCN6j5s1NaLu7D2gG7AcawOwt3GHtwmbcQqY2I5FkgrCg4rfO4kIj9w835WGka5RgXovbcGTO06MWOcijsB6WS9FRlZNENMLKPM2KjKjtYMxrZrAYjOrLmKYd5EPI=
# User-provided named stanzas:
# Example for a destination server of 192.168.1.20 to open access to
# SSH for an IP that is resoved externally, and one with a NAT request
# for a specific source IP that maps port 8088 on the server
# to port 88 on 192.168.1.55 with timeout.
#
#[myssh]
#SPA_SERVER 192.168.1.20
#ACCESS tcp/22
#ALLOW_IP resolve
#
#[mynatreq]
#SPA_SERVER 192.168.1.20
#ACCESS tcp/8088
#ALLOW_IP 10.21.2.6
#NAT_ACCESS 192.168.1.55,88
#CLIENT_TIMEOUT 60
#
###EOF###
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# .fwknoprc
##############################################################################
#
# Firewall Knock Operator (fwknop) client rc file.
#
# This file contains user-specific fwknop client configuration default
# and named parameter sets for specific invocations of the fwknop client.
#
# Each section (or stanza) is identified and started by a line in this
# file that contains a single identifier surrounded by square brackets.
#
# The parameters within the stanza typicaly match corresponding client
# command-line parameters.
#
# The first one should always be `[default]' as it defines the global
# default settings for the user. These override the program defaults
# for these parameter. If a named stanza is used, its entries will
# override any of the default. Command-line options will trump them
# all.
#
# Subsequent stanzas will have only the overriding and destination
# specific parameters.
#
# Lines starting with `#' and empty lines are ignored.
#
# See the fwknop.8 man page for a complete list of valid parameters
# and their values.
#
##############################################################################
#
# We start with the 'default' stanza. Uncomment and edit for your
# preferences. The client will use its build-in default for those items
# that are commented out.
#
[default]
#DIGEST_TYPE sha256
#FW_TIMEOUT 30
#SPA_SERVER_PORT 62201
#SPA_SERVER_PROTO udp
#ALLOW_IP <ip addr>
#SPOOF_USER <username>
#SPOOF_SOURCE_IP <IPaddr>
#TIME_OFFSET 0
#USE_GPG N
#GPG_HOMEDIR /path/to/.gnupg
#GPG_SIGNER <signer ID>
#GPG_RECIPIENT <recipient ID>
HMAC_DIGEST_TYPE sha384
KEY_BASE64 wzNP62oPPgEc+kXDPQLHPOayQBuNbYUTPP+QrErNDmg=
HMAC_KEY_BASE64: QQBwGf0bkZmBUA==
# User-provided named stanzas:
# Example for a destination server of 192.168.1.20 to open access to
# SSH for an IP that is resoved externally, and one with a NAT request
# for a specific source IP that maps port 8088 on the server
# to port 88 on 192.168.1.55 with timeout.
#
#[myssh]
#SPA_SERVER 192.168.1.20
#ACCESS tcp/22
#ALLOW_IP resolve
#
#[mynatreq]
#SPA_SERVER 192.168.1.20
#ACCESS tcp/8088
#ALLOW_IP 10.21.2.6
#NAT_ACCESS 192.168.1.55,88
#CLIENT_TIMEOUT 60
#
###EOF###
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# .fwknoprc
##############################################################################
#
# Firewall Knock Operator (fwknop) client rc file.
#
# This file contains user-specific fwknop client configuration default
# and named parameter sets for specific invocations of the fwknop client.
#
# Each section (or stanza) is identified and started by a line in this
# file that contains a single identifier surrounded by square brackets.
#
# The parameters within the stanza typicaly match corresponding client
# command-line parameters.
#
# The first one should always be `[default]' as it defines the global
# default settings for the user. These override the program defaults
# for these parameter. If a named stanza is used, its entries will
# override any of the default. Command-line options will trump them
# all.
#
# Subsequent stanzas will have only the overriding and destination
# specific parameters.
#
# Lines starting with `#' and empty lines are ignored.
#
# See the fwknop.8 man page for a complete list of valid parameters
# and their values.
#
##############################################################################
#
# We start with the 'default' stanza. Uncomment and edit for your
# preferences. The client will use its build-in default for those items
# that are commented out.
#
[default]
#DIGEST_TYPE sha256
#FW_TIMEOUT 30
#SPA_SERVER_PORT 62201
#SPA_SERVER_PROTO udp
#ALLOW_IP <ip addr>
#SPOOF_USER <username>
#SPOOF_SOURCE_IP <IPaddr>
#TIME_OFFSET 0
#USE_GPG N
#GPG_HOMEDIR /path/to/.gnupg
#GPG_SIGNER <signer ID>
#GPG_RECIPIENT <recipient ID>
HMAC_DIGEST_TYPE sha512
KEY_BASE64 wzNP62oPPgEc+kXDPQLHPOayQBuNbYUTPP+QrErNDmg=
HMAC_KEY_BASE64: d6F/uWTZmjqYorNkEKWl3TnVUiRNTCFijv3RclV+p8K0T5mU3co9Lz/hlDU/RxwFXLdDQGWEzRTk7O+8G59aVOEHUIME95KdrALQf2z4sLjsrNzOZdjfZVYRpcp1rYRsAdJmeT7K0G5B2WKmI8t6srwPVQJty9CDn6pAqqg6Oek=
# User-provided named stanzas:
# Example for a destination server of 192.168.1.20 to open access to
# SSH for an IP that is resoved externally, and one with a NAT request
# for a specific source IP that maps port 8088 on the server
# to port 88 on 192.168.1.55 with timeout.
#
#[myssh]
#SPA_SERVER 192.168.1.20
#ACCESS tcp/22
#ALLOW_IP resolve
#
#[mynatreq]
#SPA_SERVER 192.168.1.20
#ACCESS tcp/8088
#ALLOW_IP 10.21.2.6
#NAT_ACCESS 192.168.1.55,88
#CLIENT_TIMEOUT 60
#
###EOF###
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# .fwknoprc
##############################################################################
#
# Firewall Knock Operator (fwknop) client rc file.
#
# This file contains user-specific fwknop client configuration default
# and named parameter sets for specific invocations of the fwknop client.
#
# Each section (or stanza) is identified and started by a line in this
# file that contains a single identifier surrounded by square brackets.
#
# The parameters within the stanza typicaly match corresponding client
# command-line parameters.
#
# The first one should always be `[default]' as it defines the global
# default settings for the user. These override the program defaults
# for these parameter. If a named stanza is used, its entries will
# override any of the default. Command-line options will trump them
# all.
#
# Subsequent stanzas will have only the overriding and destination
# specific parameters.
#
# Lines starting with `#' and empty lines are ignored.
#
# See the fwknop.8 man page for a complete list of valid parameters
# and their values.
#
##############################################################################
#
# We start with the 'default' stanza. Uncomment and edit for your
# preferences. The client will use its build-in default for those items
# that are commented out.
#
[default]
#DIGEST_TYPE sha256
#FW_TIMEOUT 30
#SPA_SERVER_PORT 62201
#SPA_SERVER_PROTO udp
#ALLOW_IP <ip addr>
#SPOOF_USER <username>
#SPOOF_SOURCE_IP <IPaddr>
#TIME_OFFSET 0
#USE_GPG N
#GPG_HOMEDIR /path/to/.gnupg
#GPG_SIGNER <signer ID>
#GPG_RECIPIENT <recipient ID>
HMAC_DIGEST_TYPE sha512
KEY_BASE64 wzNP62oPPgEc+kXDPQLHPOayQBuNbYUTPP+QrErNDmg=
HMAC_KEY_BASE64: QUFBQUFBQUFBQUFBQUFBQUFBQUFBQUFBQUFBQUFBQUFBQUFBQUFBQUFBQUFBQUFBQUFBQUFBQUFBQUFBQUFBQUFBQUFBQUFBQUFBQUFBQUFBQUFBQUFBQUFBQUFBQUFBQUFBQUFBQUFBQUFBQUFBQUFBQUFBQUFBQUFBQUFBQUFBQQ==
# User-provided named stanzas:
# Example for a destination server of 192.168.1.20 to open access to
# SSH for an IP that is resoved externally, and one with a NAT request
# for a specific source IP that maps port 8088 on the server
# to port 88 on 192.168.1.55 with timeout.
#
#[myssh]
#SPA_SERVER 192.168.1.20
#ACCESS tcp/22
#ALLOW_IP resolve
#
#[mynatreq]
#SPA_SERVER 192.168.1.20
#ACCESS tcp/8088
#ALLOW_IP 10.21.2.6
#NAT_ACCESS 192.168.1.55,88
#CLIENT_TIMEOUT 60
#
###EOF###
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# .fwknoprc
##############################################################################
#
# Firewall Knock Operator (fwknop) client rc file.
#
# This file contains user-specific fwknop client configuration default
# and named parameter sets for specific invocations of the fwknop client.
#
# Each section (or stanza) is identified and started by a line in this
# file that contains a single identifier surrounded by square brackets.
#
# The parameters within the stanza typicaly match corresponding client
# command-line parameters.
#
# The first one should always be `[default]' as it defines the global
# default settings for the user. These override the program defaults
# for these parameter. If a named stanza is used, its entries will
# override any of the default. Command-line options will trump them
# all.
#
# Subsequent stanzas will have only the overriding and destination
# specific parameters.
#
# Lines starting with `#' and empty lines are ignored.
#
# See the fwknop.8 man page for a complete list of valid parameters
# and their values.
#
##############################################################################
#
# We start with the 'default' stanza. Uncomment and edit for your
# preferences. The client will use its build-in default for those items
# that are commented out.
#
[default]
#DIGEST_TYPE sha256
#FW_TIMEOUT 30
#SPA_SERVER_PORT 62201
#SPA_SERVER_PROTO udp
#ALLOW_IP <ip addr>
#SPOOF_USER <username>
#SPOOF_SOURCE_IP <IPaddr>
#TIME_OFFSET 0
#USE_GPG N
#GPG_HOMEDIR /path/to/.gnupg
#GPG_SIGNER <signer ID>
#GPG_RECIPIENT <recipient ID>
HMAC_DIGEST_TYPE sha512
KEY_BASE64 wzNP62oPPgEc+kXDPQLHPOayQBuNbYUTPP+QrErNDmg=
HMAC_KEY_BASE64 Yh+xizBnl6FotC5ec7FanVGClRMlsOAPh2u6eovnerfBVKwaVKzjGoblFMHMc593TNyi0dWn4opLoTIV9q/ttg==
# User-provided named stanzas:
# Example for a destination server of 192.168.1.20 to open access to
# SSH for an IP that is resoved externally, and one with a NAT request
# for a specific source IP that maps port 8088 on the server
# to port 88 on 192.168.1.55 with timeout.
#
#[myssh]
#SPA_SERVER 192.168.1.20
#ACCESS tcp/22
#ALLOW_IP resolve
#
#[mynatreq]
#SPA_SERVER 192.168.1.20
#ACCESS tcp/8088
#ALLOW_IP 10.21.2.6
#NAT_ACCESS 192.168.1.55,88
#CLIENT_TIMEOUT 60
#
###EOF###
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# .fwknoprc
##############################################################################
#
# Firewall Knock Operator (fwknop) client rc file.
#
# This file contains user-specific fwknop client configuration default
# and named parameter sets for specific invocations of the fwknop client.
#
# Each section (or stanza) is identified and started by a line in this
# file that contains a single identifier surrounded by square brackets.
#
# The parameters within the stanza typicaly match corresponding client
# command-line parameters.
#
# The first one should always be `[default]' as it defines the global
# default settings for the user. These override the program defaults
# for these parameter. If a named stanza is used, its entries will
# override any of the default. Command-line options will trump them
# all.
#
# Subsequent stanzas will have only the overriding and destination
# specific parameters.
#
# Lines starting with `#' and empty lines are ignored.
#
# See the fwknop.8 man page for a complete list of valid parameters
# and their values.
#
##############################################################################
#
# We start with the 'default' stanza. Uncomment and edit for your
# preferences. The client will use its build-in default for those items
# that are commented out.
#
[default]
#DIGEST_TYPE sha256
#FW_TIMEOUT 30
#SPA_SERVER_PORT 62201
#SPA_SERVER_PROTO udp
#ALLOW_IP <ip addr>
#SPOOF_USER <username>
#SPOOF_SOURCE_IP <IPaddr>
#TIME_OFFSET 0
#USE_GPG N
#GPG_HOMEDIR /path/to/.gnupg
#GPG_SIGNER <signer ID>
#GPG_RECIPIENT <recipient ID>
KEY_BASE64: dGVzdA==
HMAC_KEY_BASE64: dGVzdHRlc3Q=
# User-provided named stanzas:
# Example for a destination server of 192.168.1.20 to open access to
# SSH for an IP that is resoved externally, and one with a NAT request
# for a specific source IP that maps port 8088 on the server
# to port 88 on 192.168.1.55 with timeout.
#
#[myssh]
#SPA_SERVER 192.168.1.20
#ACCESS tcp/22
#ALLOW_IP resolve
#
#[mynatreq]
#SPA_SERVER 192.168.1.20
#ACCESS tcp/8088
#ALLOW_IP 10.21.2.6
#NAT_ACCESS 192.168.1.55,88
#CLIENT_TIMEOUT 60
#
###EOF###
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# .fwknoprc
##############################################################################
#
# Firewall Knock Operator (fwknop) client rc file.
#
# This file contains user-specific fwknop client configuration default
# and named parameter sets for specific invocations of the fwknop client.
#
# Each section (or stanza) is identified and started by a line in this
# file that contains a single identifier surrounded by square brackets.
#
# The parameters within the stanza typicaly match corresponding client
# command-line parameters.
#
# The first one should always be `[default]' as it defines the global
# default settings for the user. These override the program defaults
# for these parameter. If a named stanza is used, its entries will
# override any of the default. Command-line options will trump them
# all.
#
# Subsequent stanzas will have only the overriding and destination
# specific parameters.
#
# Lines starting with `#' and empty lines are ignored.
#
# See the fwknop.8 man page for a complete list of valid parameters
# and their values.
#
##############################################################################
#
# We start with the 'default' stanza. Uncomment and edit for your
# preferences. The client will use its build-in default for those items
# that are commented out.
#
[default]
#DIGEST_TYPE sha256
#FW_TIMEOUT 30
#SPA_SERVER_PORT 62201
#SPA_SERVER_PROTO udp
#ALLOW_IP <ip addr>
#SPOOF_USER <username>
#SPOOF_SOURCE_IP <IPaddr>
#TIME_OFFSET 0
#USE_GPG N
#GPG_HOMEDIR /path/to/.gnupg
#GPG_SIGNER <signer ID>
#GPG_RECIPIENT <recipient ID>
# User-provided named stanzas:
# Example for a destination server of 192.168.1.20 to open access to
# SSH for an IP that is resoved externally, and one with a NAT request
# for a specific source IP that maps port 8088 on the server
# to port 88 on 192.168.1.55 with timeout.
#
#[myssh]
#SPA_SERVER 192.168.1.20
#ACCESS tcp/22
#ALLOW_IP resolve
#
#[mynatreq]
#SPA_SERVER 192.168.1.20
#ACCESS tcp/8088
#ALLOW_IP 10.21.2.6
#NAT_ACCESS 192.168.1.55,88
#CLIENT_TIMEOUT 60
#
[testssh]
KEY_BASE64 w^KMBQlKf4UCARNQmi%25DPxw4xAUaRs21nf8nbRNzUo=
###EOF###
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# .fwknoprc
##############################################################################
#
# Firewall Knock Operator (fwknop) client rc file.
#
# This file contains user-specific fwknop client configuration default
# and named parameter sets for specific invocations of the fwknop client.
#
# Each section (or stanza) is identified and started by a line in this
# file that contains a single identifier surrounded by square brackets.
#
# The parameters within the stanza typicaly match corresponding client
# command-line parameters.
#
# The first one should always be `[default]' as it defines the global
# default settings for the user. These override the program defaults
# for these parameter. If a named stanza is used, its entries will
# override any of the default. Command-line options will trump them
# all.
#
# Subsequent stanzas will have only the overriding and destination
# specific parameters.
#
# Lines starting with `#' and empty lines are ignored.
#
# See the fwknop.8 man page for a complete list of valid parameters
# and their values.
#
##############################################################################
#
# We start with the 'default' stanza. Uncomment and edit for your
# preferences. The client will use its build-in default for those items
# that are commented out.
#
[default]
#DIGEST_TYPE sha256
#FW_TIMEOUT 30
#SPA_SERVER_PORT 62201
#SPA_SERVER_PROTO udp
#ALLOW_IP <ip addr>
#SPOOF_USER <username>
#SPOOF_SOURCE_IP <IPaddr>
#TIME_OFFSET 0
#USE_GPG N
#GPG_HOMEDIR /path/to/.gnupg
#GPG_SIGNER <signer ID>
#GPG_RECIPIENT <recipient ID>
# User-provided named stanzas:
# Example for a destination server of 192.168.1.20 to open access to
# SSH for an IP that is resoved externally, and one with a NAT request
# for a specific source IP that maps port 8088 on the server
# to port 88 on 192.168.1.55 with timeout.
#
#[myssh]
#SPA_SERVER 192.168.1.20
#ACCESS tcp/22
#ALLOW_IP resolve
#
#[mynatreq]
#SPA_SERVER 192.168.1.20
#ACCESS tcp/8088
#ALLOW_IP 10.21.2.6
#NAT_ACCESS 192.168.1.55,88
#CLIENT_TIMEOUT 60
#
[testssh]
KEY fwknoptest
###EOF###
@@ -1,71 +1,2 @@
# .fwknoprc
##############################################################################
#
# Firewall Knock Operator (fwknop) client rc file.
#
# This file contains user-specific fwknop client configuration default
# and named parameter sets for specific invocations of the fwknop client.
#
# Each section (or stanza) is identified and started by a line in this
# file that contains a single identifier surrounded by square brackets.
#
# The parameters within the stanza typicaly match corresponding client
# command-line parameters.
#
# The first one should always be `[default]' as it defines the global
# default settings for the user. These override the program defaults
# for these parameter. If a named stanza is used, its entries will
# override any of the default. Command-line options will trump them
# all.
#
# Subsequent stanzas will have only the overriding and destination
# specific parameters.
#
# Lines starting with `#' and empty lines are ignored.
#
# See the fwknop.8 man page for a complete list of valid parameters
# and their values.
#
##############################################################################
#
# We start with the 'default' stanza. Uncomment and edit for your
# preferences. The client will use its build-in default for those items
# that are commented out.
#
[default]
#DIGEST_TYPE sha256
#FW_TIMEOUT 30
#SPA_SERVER_PORT 62201
#SPA_SERVER_PROTO udp
#ALLOW_IP <ip addr>
#SPOOF_USER <username>
#SPOOF_SOURCE_IP <IPaddr>
#TIME_OFFSET 0
#USE_GPG N
#GPG_HOMEDIR /path/to/.gnupg
#GPG_SIGNER <signer ID>
#GPG_RECIPIENT <recipient ID>
KEY_BASE64 w8KMBQlKf4UCARNQmi25DPxw4xAUaRs21nf8nbRNzUo=
# User-provided named stanzas:
# Example for a destination server of 192.168.1.20 to open access to
# SSH for an IP that is resoved externally, and one with a NAT request
# for a specific source IP that maps port 8088 on the server
# to port 88 on 192.168.1.55 with timeout.
#
#[myssh]
#SPA_SERVER 192.168.1.20
#ACCESS tcp/22
#ALLOW_IP resolve
#
#[mynatreq]
#SPA_SERVER 192.168.1.20
#ACCESS tcp/8088
#ALLOW_IP 10.21.2.6
#NAT_ACCESS 192.168.1.55,88
#CLIENT_TIMEOUT 60
#
###EOF###
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# .fwknoprc
##############################################################################
#
# Firewall Knock Operator (fwknop) client rc file.
#
# This file contains user-specific fwknop client configuration default
# and named parameter sets for specific invocations of the fwknop client.
#
# Each section (or stanza) is identified and started by a line in this
# file that contains a single identifier surrounded by square brackets.
#
# The parameters within the stanza typicaly match corresponding client
# command-line parameters.
#
# The first one should always be `[default]' as it defines the global
# default settings for the user. These override the program defaults
# for these parameter. If a named stanza is used, its entries will
# override any of the default. Command-line options will trump them
# all.
#
# Subsequent stanzas will have only the overriding and destination
# specific parameters.
#
# Lines starting with `#' and empty lines are ignored.
#
# See the fwknop.8 man page for a complete list of valid parameters
# and their values.
#
##############################################################################
#
# We start with the 'default' stanza. Uncomment and edit for your
# preferences. The client will use its build-in default for those items
# that are commented out.
#
[default]
#DIGEST_TYPE sha256
#FW_TIMEOUT 30
#SPA_SERVER_PORT 62201
#SPA_SERVER_PROTO udp
#ALLOW_IP <ip addr>
#SPOOF_USER <username>
#SPOOF_SOURCE_IP <IPaddr>
#TIME_OFFSET 0
#USE_GPG N
#GPG_HOMEDIR /path/to/.gnupg
#GPG_SIGNER <signer ID>
#GPG_RECIPIENT <recipient ID>
KEY fwknoptest
# User-provided named stanzas:
# Example for a destination server of 192.168.1.20 to open access to
# SSH for an IP that is resoved externally, and one with a NAT request
# for a specific source IP that maps port 8088 on the server
# to port 88 on 192.168.1.55 with timeout.
#
#[myssh]
#SPA_SERVER 192.168.1.20
#ACCESS tcp/22
#ALLOW_IP resolve
#
#[mynatreq]
#SPA_SERVER 192.168.1.20
#ACCESS tcp/8088
#ALLOW_IP 10.21.2.6
#NAT_ACCESS 192.168.1.55,88
#CLIENT_TIMEOUT 60
#
###EOF###
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# .fwknoprc
##############################################################################
#
# Firewall Knock Operator (fwknop) client rc file.
#
# This file contains user-specific fwknop client configuration default
# and named parameter sets for specific invocations of the fwknop client.
#
# Each section (or stanza) is identified and started by a line in this
# file that contains a single identifier surrounded by square brackets.
#
# The parameters within the stanza typicaly match corresponding client
# command-line parameters.
#
# The first one should always be `[default]' as it defines the global
# default settings for the user. These override the program defaults
# for these parameter. If a named stanza is used, its entries will
# override any of the default. Command-line options will trump them
# all.
#
# Subsequent stanzas will have only the overriding and destination
# specific parameters.
#
# Lines starting with `#' and empty lines are ignored.
#
# See the fwknop.8 man page for a complete list of valid parameters
# and their values.
#
##############################################################################
#
# We start with the 'default' stanza. Uncomment and edit for your
# preferences. The client will use its build-in default for those items
# that are commented out.
#
[default]
#DIGEST_TYPE sha256
#FW_TIMEOUT 30
#SPA_SERVER_PORT 62201
#SPA_SERVER_PROTO udp
#ALLOW_IP <ip addr>
#SPOOF_USER <username>
#SPOOF_SOURCE_IP <IPaddr>
#TIME_OFFSET 0
#USE_GPG N
#GPG_HOMEDIR /path/to/.gnupg
#GPG_SIGNER <signer ID>
#GPG_RECIPIENT <recipient ID>
# User-provided named stanzas:
# Example for a destination server of 192.168.1.20 to open access to
# SSH for an IP that is resoved externally, and one with a NAT request
# for a specific source IP that maps port 8088 on the server
# to port 88 on 192.168.1.55 with timeout.
#
#[myssh]
#SPA_SERVER 192.168.1.20
#ACCESS tcp/22
#ALLOW_IP resolve
#
#[mynatreq]
#SPA_SERVER 192.168.1.20
#ACCESS tcp/8088
#ALLOW_IP 10.21.2.6
#NAT_ACCESS 192.168.1.55,88
#CLIENT_TIMEOUT 60
#
[testssh]
KEY fwknoptest
###EOF###
@@ -3,7 +3,6 @@ KEY_BASE64: wzNP62oPPgEc+kXDPQLHPOayQBuNbYUTPP+QrErNDmg=
HMAC_KEY_BASE64: Yh+xizBnl6FotC5ec7FanVGClRMlsOAPh2u6eovnerfBVKwaVKzjGoblFMHMc593TNyi0dWn4opLoTIV9q/ttg==
OPEN_PORTS: tcp/22;
FW_ACCESS_TIMEOUT: 2;
SOURCE: ANY;
KEY_BASE64: wzNP62oPPgEc+kXDPQLHPOayQBuNbYUTPP+QrErNDmg=
HMAC_KEY_BASE64: Yh+xizBnl6FotC5ec7FanVGClRMlsOAPh2u6eovnerfBVKwaVKzjGoblFMHMc593TNyi0dWn4opLoTIV9q/ttg==
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SOURCE: ANY;
### key = "test"
KEY_BASE64: dGVzdA==
### hmac key = "testtest"
HMAC_KEY_BASE64: dGVzdHRlc3Q=
FW_ACCESS_TIMEOUT: 3;
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#
# The default fwknopd.conf contains only comments since defaults are defined in
# code and modified via the config file
#
PCAP_FILTER icmp;
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SOURCE :ANY;
KEY: fwknoptest;
FW_ACCESS_TIMEOUT: 3;
SOURCE: ANY;
KEY: fwknoptest2;
FW_ACCESS_TIMEOUT: 3;
@@ -1,6 +1,2 @@
#
# The default fwknopd.conf contains only comments since defaults are defined in
# code and modified via the config file
#
IPFW_ACTIVE_SET_NUM 1;
IPFW_EXPIRE_SET_NUM 1;
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#
# The default fwknopd.conf contains only comments since defaults are defined in
# code and modified via the config file
#
ENABLE_IPT_FORWARDING Y;
ENABLE_IPT_LOCAL_NAT Y;
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SOURCE: 4.3.2.0/24, 23.43.0.0/16, 10.10.10.10;
KEY: fwknoptest;
FW_ACCESS_TIMEOUT: 3;
SOURCE: 23.43.0.0/16, 123.123.123.123/255.255.255.255, 10.10.10.10;
KEY: fwknoptest;
FW_ACCESS_TIMEOUT: 3;
SOURCE: 4.3.2.0/24, 127.0.0.0/24, 23.43.0.0/16, 10.10.10.10;
KEY: fwknoptest;
FW_ACCESS_TIMEOUT: 3;
SOURCE: 4.3.2.0/24, 10.10.10.10;
KEY: fwknoptest;
FW_ACCESS_TIMEOUT: 3;
@@ -1,19 +1,15 @@
SOURCE: 4.3.2.0/24, 23.43.0.0/16, 10.10.10.10;
KEY: fwknoptest;
FW_ACCESS_TIMEOUT: 3;
SOURCE: 23.43.0.0/16, 10.10.10.10;
KEY: fwknoptest;
FW_ACCESS_TIMEOUT: 3;
SOURCE: 4.3.2.0/24, 127.0.0.0/24, 23.43.0.0/16, 10.10.10.10;
KEY: badkey123;
FW_ACCESS_TIMEOUT: 3;
SOURCE: 4.3.2.0/24, 127.0.0.0/24, 23.43.0.0/16, 10.10.10.10;
KEY: fwknoptest;
FW_ACCESS_TIMEOUT: 3;
SOURCE: 4.3.2.0/24, 10.10.10.10;
KEY: fwknoptest;
FW_ACCESS_TIMEOUT: 3;
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#
# The default fwknopd.conf contains only comments since defaults are defined in
# code and modified via the config file
#
ENABLE_IPT_FORWARDING Y;
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#
# The default fwknopd.conf contains only comments since defaults are defined in
# code and modified via the config file
#
PCAP_FILTER port 62201;
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#
# The default fwknopd.conf contains only comments since defaults are defined in
# code and modified via the config file
#
PCAP_FILTER tcp port 62201;
ENABLE_TCP_SERVER Y;
TCPSERV_PORT 62201;