# socat-instances.conf.sample
# This config file is evaluated by the rc script from the FreeBSD
# port of net/socat.
# It is not related to socat(1) itself!
# This file is shell syntax.

# Each instance to be daemonized must be defined with a line starting
# with [instancename].  instancename can be any alnum and is case insensitive
# (will internally be converted to upper case).

#[http4]
# Default socat_daemonuser=nobody won't be able to open sockets with port numbers
# below 1024.
#daemonuser=root
#flags="TCP4-LISTEN:80,fork,bind=192.0.2.3 TCP4:169.254.0.1:80"

#[ntp4]
#daemonuser=root
#flags="UDP4-RECVFROM:123,fork,bind=192.0.2.3 UDP4-SENDTO:169.254.0.53:123"

#[ntp6]
#daemonuser=root
#flags="UDP6-RECVFROM:123,fork,bind=[2001:DB8::1:2:3] UDP4-SENDTO:169.254.0.53:123"


#
# Variable definitions:
#
#   daemonuser (optional):
#      Overrides socat_daemonuser= from rc.conf if defined or the
#      rc scripts builtin default (nobody).
#      daemon(8) will run socat as this user.
#
#   pidfile (optional):
#     If not defined, /var/run/socat_INSTANCENAME.pid will be used
#     (will be derived from rc script's default, which is /var/run/socat.pid).
#
#   flags (mandatory):
#     See socat(1).
#
# service(8)/rc(8) "start" commands will skip instances without flags defined,
# while "stop" commands will try to stop any present instance section.
#
# To control a single instance, you can append one instance name to the
# rc(8) command.
# Otherwise all uncommented instance definitions in this file will be processed.