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####################################################################
# wanboot.conf(4): boot configuration file.
#
# Please consult wanboot.conf(4) for further information.  Note that
# this interface is "Evolving" as defined by attributes(5).
#
# Anything after a '#' is comment.  Values may be quoted (e.g. "val").
#
# <empty> means there is no value, i.e. null.  The absence of any
# parameter implies that it takes a default value (<empty> unless
# otherwise specified).
#
# <url> is of the form http://... or https://...
####################################################################

# The path of the bootstrap file (within htdocs) which is served up
# by wanboot-cgi(bootfile).
#
boot_file=/bootfiles/wanboot	# <absolute pathname>

# These are used by wanboot-cgi(bootfile|bootfs|rootfs) to determine
# whether boot_file or the bootfs is to be sent encrypted/signed, or
# root_file is to be sent signed; the client must be setup with the
# corresponding encryption/signature key(s) (which cannot be auto-
# matically verified).
#
# If an encryption_type is specified then a signature_type must also
# be specified.
#
encryption_type=3des		# 3des | aes | <empty>
signature_type=sha1		# sha1 | <empty>

# This is used by wanboot-cgi(bootfs) and wanboot to determine whether
# server authentication should be requested during SSL connection
# setup.
#
server_authentication=yes	# yes | no

# This is used by wanboot-cgi(bootfs) and wanboot to determine whether
# client authentication should be requested during SSL connection
# setup.  If client_authentication is "yes", then server_authentication
# must also be "yes".
#
client_authentication=yes	# yes | no

# wanboot-cgi(bootfs) will construct a hosts file which resolves any
# hostnames specified in any of the URLs in the wanboot.conf file,
# plus those found in certificates, etc.  The following parameter
# may be used to add additional mappings to the hosts file.
#
resolve_hosts=			# <hostname>[,<hostname>*] | <empty>

# This is used to specify the URL of wanboot-cgi on the server on which
# the root_file exists, and used by wanboot to obtain the root server's
# URL; wanboot substitutes root_file for the pathname part of the URL.
# If the schema is http://... then the root_file will be signed if there
# is a non-empty signature_type.  If server_authentication is "yes", the
# schema must be https://...; otherwise it must be http://...
#
root_server=https://host:port/cgi-bin/wanboot-cgi	# <url> | <empty>

# This is used by wanboot-cgi(rootfs) to locate the path of the
# rootfs image (within htdocs) on the root_server.
#
root_file=/rootimages/miniroot	# <absolute pathname> | <empty>

# This is used by wanboot to determine the URL of the bootserver
# (and whether bootlog traffic should be sent using http or https),
# or whether it should simply be sent to the console.
#
boot_logger=			# <url> | <empty>

# This is used by the system startup scripts. If set, it should
# point to a file that contains name value pairs to be used at
# start up time. For example, this file may be used to provide
# install the values for sysidcfg and jumpscfg.
#
system_conf=system.conf