gentoo-overlay/net-analyzer/barnyard2/files/barnyard2.confd

# Config file for /etc/init.d/barnyard2

# This file only contains variables needed by the init.d script.
# All other configuration options are located in the barnyard2.conf file

# This should be the first part of the unified/unified2 log file name (without the time stamp)
# Ex. If you log files look like this 'snort.unified2.1239801645' then you would use 'snort.unified2'
SPOOL_FILE="snort.unified2"

# Location of your unified/unified2 log files
SPOOL_DIR="/var/log/snort"

# Directory to log to
LOG_DIR="/var/log/barnyard2"

# This MUST match what you set for "config interface:" in your barnyard2.conf
# If you do not set this correctly then Barnyard2 will not stop when you do a 
# "/etc/init.d/barnyard2 stop"
INTERFACE="eth0"

# You probably don't want to change this, but in case you do
PID_FILE="barnyard2_${INTERFACE}.pid"
PID_PATH="/var/run"

# The waldo file is located in the SPOOL_DIR to support multipule instances of barnyard2
WALDO_FILE="${SPOOL_DIR}/barnyard2.waldo"
CONF="/etc/barnyard2/barnyard2.conf"

# Location of the archive directory if you choose to use it.
# The ARCHIVE_DIR is located in the SPOOL_DIR to support multipule instances of barnyard2
#ARCHIVE_DIR="${SPOOL_DIR}/archive"

# This pulls in the options above
BARNYARD_OPTS="-D -c ${CONF} -d ${SPOOL_DIR} -w ${WALDO_FILE} -f ${SPOOL_FILE} -l ${LOG_DIR}"
# Or with an archive directory
#BARNYARD_OPTS="-D -c ${CONF} -d ${SPOOL_DIR} -w ${WALDO_FILE} -f ${LOG_FILE} -l ${LOG_DIR} -a ${ARCHIVE_DIR}"