92 lines
4.0 KiB
XML
92 lines
4.0 KiB
XML
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" standalone="yes"?>
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<ADCHubPlusPlus>
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<!-- IMPORTANT: under Linux, you should use absolute paths in the various path settings
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of this configuration file -->
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<Settings>
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<!-- Hub name and message of the day -->
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<!-- This is the name of the hub as it should be reported to the clients during
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login and to the hub registration services. -->
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<HubName type="string">ADCH++</HubName>
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<Description type="string">ADCH++ Test hub</Description>
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<!-- Logging -->
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<!-- Enable/disable logging -->
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<Log type="int">1</Log>
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<!-- Logging, when enabled, is done to this file. The filename is first passed
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through strftime with the current time (see any standard c library reference
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to find out what works...). There's not much logging done at all btw, but
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plugins can use the logs as well... -->
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<LogFile type="string">/dev/stdout</LogFile>
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<!-- Advanced connection settings (don't change unless you at least think you know what you're doing) -->
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<!-- Maximum send size, changes how much data is sent at most to a single user per
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call to the socket api. Experiment with this, lower settings might be more fair
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in the distribution of available bandwidth at the cost of network/cpu efficiency.
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Don't set below 256, 0 = disable. Experiment with this, it has many strange effects! -->
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<!-- TODO this setting is currently ignored.
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<MaxSendSize type="int">1400</MaxSendSize>
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-->
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<MaxCommandSize type="int">16384</MaxCommandSize>
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<!-- Buffer size, this is the minimum buffer size that is initially assigned to
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each user. Larger buffer = more memory usage / user, less = a little bit
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slower performance if the user sends more than these many bytes at a time
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(in a chat message for instance...). Don't set to lower than 256. -->
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<BufferSize type="int">1024</BufferSize>
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<MaxBufferSize type="int">16384</MaxBufferSize>
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<!-- Milliseconds before a user is disconnected when his/her outgoing buffer
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becomes larger than MaxRecvSize (outgoing buffer overflow). -->
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<OverflowTimeout type="int">60000</OverflowTimeout>
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<!-- Timeout (ms) before ADCH++ stops trying to empty its send buffer for a user
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(to send a kick message for example), and disconnects him/her. -->
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<DisconnectTimeout>10000</DisconnectTimeout>
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<!-- Timeout (ms) before disconnecting users whose login process is taking too long. -->
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<LogTimeout>10000</LogTimeout>
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</Settings>
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<Servers>
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<!--
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One <Server> tag per listening connection.
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To create secure connections, set TLS="1" and define the following (preferably absolute)
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paths: Certificate, PrivateKey, TrustedPath, DHParams. An example secure server setting:
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<Server Port="2780" TLS="1" Certificate="certs/cacert.pem" PrivateKey="certs/privkey.pem" TrustedPath="certs/trusted/" DHParams="certs/dhparam.pem"/>
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Simple OpenSSL commands to generate files used for secure connections:
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openssl genrsa -out privkey.pem 2048
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openssl req -new -x509 -key privkey.pem -out cacert.pem -days 1095
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openssl dhparam -outform PEM -out dhparam.pem 1024
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Alternatively, you can use the cert generator contributed on
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<http://launchpadlibrarian.net/31960965/Cert_Generator.7z>.
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-->
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<Server Port="2780"/>
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</Servers>
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<!-- Instead of scripts, ADCH++ uses plugins. Plugins can do the same work
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as scripts, are more difficult to write, but when it comes to performance,
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the difference between the two is absurd. This way, it's also possible to
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write a script plugin, enabling people to choose their own script language,
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if someone's written a script plugin for it. You must specify the path to your
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plugins in linux default place it looks for the plugin path is /home/<username>/adchpp/ -->
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<!--Plugins Path="~/adchpp/"-->
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<Plugins>
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<!-- This plugins provides the scripting support. -->
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<Plugin>Script</Plugin>
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<!-- Bloom filter plugin, helps save upload bandwidth at a slight expense of memory and download bandwidth -->
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<Plugin>Bloom</Plugin>
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</Plugins>
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</ADCHubPlusPlus>
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