1 # preloaded-vars.conf, Daniel B. Cid (dcid @ ossec.net).
3 # Use this file to customize your installations.
4 # It will make the install.sh script pre-load some
5 # specific options to make it run automatically
6 # or with less questions.
9 # When we use "n" or "y" in here, it should be changed
10 # to "n" or "y" in the language your are doing the
11 # installation. For example, in portuguese it would
15 # USER_LANGUAGE defines to language to be used.
16 # It can be "en", "br", "tr", "it", "de" or "pl".
17 # In case of an invalid language, it will default
19 #USER_LANGUAGE="en" # For english
20 #USER_LANGUAGE="br" # For portuguese
23 # If USER_NO_STOP is set to anything, the confirmation
24 # messages are not going to be asked.
28 # USER_INSTALL_TYPE defines the installation type to
29 # be used during install. It can only be "local",
30 # "agent" or "server".
31 #USER_INSTALL_TYPE="local"
32 #USER_INSTALL_TYPE="agent"
33 #USER_INSTALL_TYPE="server"
36 # USER_DIR defines the location to install ossec
37 #USER_DIR="/var/ossec"
40 # If USER_DELETE_DIR is set to "y", the directory
41 # to install OSSEC will be removed if present.
45 # If USER_ENABLE_ACTIVE_RESPONSE is set to "n",
46 # active response will be disabled.
47 #USER_ENABLE_ACTIVE_RESPONSE="y"
50 # If USER_ENABLE_SYSCHECK is set to "y",
51 # syscheck will be enabled. Set to "n" to
53 #USER_ENABLE_SYSCHECK="y"
56 # If USER_ENABLE_ROOTCHECK is set to "y",
57 # rootcheck will be enabled. Set to "n" to
59 #USER_ENABLE_ROOTCHECK="y"
62 # If USER_UPDATE is set to anything, the update
63 # installation will be done.
66 # If USER_UPDATE_RULES is set to anything, the
67 # rules will also be updated.
68 #USER_UPDATE_RULES="y"
70 # If USER_BINARYINSTALL is set, the installation
71 # is not going to compile the code, but use the
72 # binaries from ./bin/
73 #USER_BINARYINSTALL="x"
76 ### Agent Installation variables. ###
78 # Specifies the IP address or hostname of the
79 # ossec server. Only used on agent installations.
80 # Choose only one, not both.
81 # USER_AGENT_SERVER_IP="1.2.3.4"
82 # USER_AGENT_SERVER_NAME
85 # USER_AGENT_CONFIG_PROFILE specifies the agent's config profile
86 # name. This is used to create agent.conf configuration profiles
87 # for this particular profile name. Only used on agent installations.
88 # Can be any string. E.g. LinuxDBServer or WindowsDomainController
89 #USER_AGENT_CONFIG_PROFILE="generic"
93 ### Server/Local Installation variables. ###
95 # USER_ENABLE_EMAIL enables or disables email alerting.
96 #USER_ENABLE_EMAIL="y"
98 # USER_EMAIL_ADDRESS defines the destination e-mail of the alerts.
99 #USER_EMAIL_ADDRESS="dcid@test.ossec.net"
101 # USER_EMAIL_SMTP defines the SMTP server to send the e-mails.
102 #USER_EMAIL_SMTP="test.ossec.net"
105 # USER_ENABLE_SYSLOG enables or disables remote syslog.
106 #USER_ENABLE_SYSLOG="y"
109 # USER_ENABLE_FIREWALL_RESPONSE enables or disables
110 # the firewall response.
111 #USER_ENABLE_FIREWALL_RESPONSE="y"
114 # Enable PF firewall (OpenBSD, FreeBSD and Darwin only)
118 # PF table to use (OpenBSD, FreeBSD and Darwin only).
119 #USER_PF_TABLE="ossec_fwtable"
122 # USER_WHITE_LIST is a list of IPs or networks
123 # that are going to be set to never be blocked.
124 #USER_WHITE_LIST="192.168.2.1 192.168.1.0/24"