<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<Config>
  <!--
	 Global

	 Global settings for all daemons.

	 Settings here will be set for all daemons, and for Core.
	 They can be overloaded after this
	-->
  <Global>
    <!--
		 Name

		 Define this node's name

		 Can be used in any context

		 Example:

		 <Name>mail.example.com</Name>
		-->
    <Name>localtest</Name>
    <!--
		 PidFile

		 Name of the file where the core daemon's pid is written

		 Not implemented

		 Example:

		 <PidFile>system.pid</PidFile>
		-->
    <PidFile>system.pid</PidFile>
    <Security Strict="0">
      <Fork/>
      <Chroot/>
      <SUID User="nobody" Group="nogroup"/>
    </Security>
    <Network>
      <Bind>
        <!--
				 Ip

				 Defines which IP we should listen to.

				 Attributes:
				  * External: external IP when in NAT/DMZ configuration (optionnal)
				-->
        <Ip External="127.0.0.1">127.0.0.1</Ip>
      </Bind>
    </Network>
    <!--
		 Storage

		 Where to store data.

		 Available drivers: MySQL, SQLite3

		 Examples:

		 <MySQL Login="root" Password="" Host="localhost" Database="test"/>
		 <SQLite3 File="/tmp/database.sqlite3"/>
		-->
    <Storage>
      <MySQL Login="root" Password="merde" Host="localhost" Database="pinetd2"/>
    </Storage>
  </Global>
  <!--
	 Daemons

	 Here are the per-daemon configuration options.

	 Settings in this scope will only apply to one kind of daemon.
	-->
  <Daemons>
    <FTPd>
      <AnonymousRoot>/var/ftp</AnonymousRoot>
      <MaxUsers Anonymous="90%">120</MaxUsers>
      <Network MaxUsersPerIp="4"/>
      <Identification Login="test" Password="test"/>
    </FTPd>
    <FTPd_SQL>
      <AnonymousRoot>/var/ftp</AnonymousRoot>
      <MaxUsers Anonymous="50%">120</MaxUsers>
      <Network MaxUsersPerIp="4"/>
      <SQL>
        <LoginQuery><![CDATA[SELECT password, root FROM users WHERE login = %s]]></LoginQuery>
      </SQL>
    </FTPd_SQL>
    <PMaild>
      <Mails Path="spool/phpmaild"/>
      <DefaultDomain>example.com</DefaultDomain>
      <MTA MaxProcesses="5" StartThreshold="5" MaxAttempt="10" MailMaxLifetime="48"/>
      <!-- max mail size in MB, can be decimal with a dot decimal point (ie 0.5) -->
      <SMTP MaxMailSize="100"/>
    </PMaild>
    <!--
		 DNSd

		 You can configure the DNS daemon as a slave:

		 <DNSd>
		   <Master Name="GiveMeAName" Host="ns1.example.com" Signature="qwerty" Port="53"/>
		 </DNSd>

		 OR as master, with a control source:

		 <DNSd>
		   <PeersArray>
		     <Peer Name="MyPeer" Signature="qwerty" Type="control"/>
		     <Peer Name="MySlave" Signature="qwerty" Type="slave"/>
		   </PeersArray>
		 </DNSd>
      		-->
    <DNSd>
		</DNSd>
    <!--
		 SocketPolicyd

		 This daemon serves socket policies for flash clients. This policy will allow access from example.com to port 1234

		 Port allows definition of ranges & lists, for example 1234,2000-2009. More than one policy can be put

		 <SocketPolicyd>
		   <PolicyArray>
		     <Policy Domain="example.com" Ports="1234"/>
		   </PolicyArray>
		 </SocketPolicyd>
		-->
  </Daemons>
  <!--
	 SSL

	 SSL settings (certificates), see examples.
	-->
  <SSL>
    <Certificate name="main">
      <Option name="verify_peer" Value="false"/>
      <Option name="allow_self_signed" Value="true"/>
      <Option name="local_cert" Value="newkey.pem"/>
      <Option name="passphrase" Value="" Disabled="1"/>
    </Certificate>
    <Certificate name="smtp">
      <Option name="verify_peer" Value="false"/>
      <Option name="allow_self_signed" Value="true"/>
      <Option name="cafile" Value="newkey.pem" Disabled="1"/>
      <Option name="capath" Value="" Disabled="1"/>
      <Option name="local_cert" Value="newkey.pem"/>
      <Option name="passphrase" Value="" Disabled="1"/>
      <Option name="CN_match" Value="" Disabled="1"/>
    </Certificate>
  </SSL>
  <!--
	 Processes

	 List of running processes. PortOffset can be used to apply a global
	 offset to all running daemons.

	 Existing kinds of daemons:
	 * TCP: standard TCP daemon
	 * UDP: standard UDP daemon
	 * Process: A background processor, not opening any fixed network port

	 It is possible to add configuration options inside a daemon (finest scope)
	-->
  <Processes PortOffset="0">
    <!-- FTPd -->
    <TCP Port="21" Daemon="FTPd"/>
    <TCP Port="990" Daemon="FTPd" SSL="main"/>
    <!-- DNSd -->
    <UDP Port="53" Daemon="DNSd" Service="UDP"/>
    <TCP Port="53" Daemon="DNSd" Service="TCP"/>
    <Process Daemon="DNSd" Service="Process"/>
    <!-- HTTPd -->
    <TCP Port="80" Daemon="HTTPd"/>
    <!-- PMaild -->
    <TCP Port="25" Daemon="PMaild" Service="SMTP"/>
    <TCP Port="587" Daemon="PMaild" Service="SMTP" SSL="~main"/>
    <TCP Port="110" Daemon="PMaild" Service="POP3"/>
    <TCP Port="995" Daemon="PMaild" Service="POP3" SSL="main"/>
    <TCP Port="143" Daemon="PMaild" Service="IMAP4" SSL="~main"/>
    <TCP Port="993" Daemon="PMaild" Service="IMAP4" SSL="main"/>
    <Process Daemon="PMaild" Service="MTA"/>
    <!-- SocketPolicyd -->
    <TCP Port="843" Daemon="SocketPolicyd"/>
    <TCP>
      <Debug Target="/tmp/file_prefix"/>
    </TCP>
  </Processes>
</Config>