#
# configuration file for rpc_psrv 
#

# the port the proxy listens on
Port 0

# Fully qualified IP address the proxy listens on (default is local IP address)
# ListenAddress nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn

# RPC services to be forwarded via UDP (change each ,3 to ,2 for NFS Version 2)
UdpForward        100003,3:-::*:* 100005,3:100005:k:*:* 100003,3::k:-

# the id the server should run as
Id snfs

# don't use the security features. overrides InsecurePort and InsecureMsg
# Insecure no

# accept requests coming from unreserved ports
# InsecurePort no

# don't check rpc credentials or program numbers of forwarded requests
# InsecureMsg no

# use a magic value (yes or no)
# WithMagic yes

# the magic value (hex or decimal) to detect when sync is lost
# PacketMagic 0x6feeddcc

# maximum reference count per XID mapping, to avoid superfluous retransmissions
# MaxRefCount 1

# the ID string the proxy server expects to see from the remote client
# IdString RPC Proxy Client

# quiet logging (no logging) or not
QuietMode no

# logging to syslog (yes or no)
LogToSyslog yes

# logging facility (accepts the same facilities as SSH)
# LogFacility DAEMON

# keep portmapper entries as far as possible (yes or no)
# if yes: old portmap entries are not unset before setting new ones, this
#         keeps external settings (e.g. by pmap_set)
KeepPortmap yes

# reap interval in seconds (for reaping stale XID mappings)
ReapInterval       60

# the SSH command line to be executed

# 2 possibilities:

# give a Host, a TunnelCommand and a RemoteCommand. Defaults are:
# TunnelCommand ssh ssh -c blowfish -x -oFallBackToRsh\ no
# RemoteCommand rpc_pcl
# The -M arguments for rpc_pcl are added according to UdpForward

Host REMOTE
RemoteCommand rpc_pcl -P -1 -e snfs-HOST-100005.log

# Use this command line for a production environment:
# SshCommand ssh ssh -c blowfish -x -oFallBackToRsh\ no REMOTE rpc_pcl -P -1

# Replace the above command with this one to generate a remote debugging log
# in /var/log/rpc_pcl
# SshCommand ssh ssh -C -x -oFallBackToRsh\ no REMOTE rpc_pcl -d -e pcl.log P -1

# NOTE: The arguments of SshCommand are used in execvp():
#       the first argument is the file to be executed, the second one is
#       argv[0], etc. Whitespace delimits words; backslash quotes the
#       next character.