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pads.conf(8)							  pads.conf(8)

NAME
       pads.conf - pads configuration file

DESCRIPTION
       This man page describes the format of the pads(8) configuration file.

       Empty lines and lines beginning with '#' are ignored.

PARAMETERS
       daemon [0/1]
	      his  parameter  determines  whether the application will go into
	      the background.  0 = Disable, 1 = Enable

       pid_file <file>
	      Filename of the pads PID file.  This value should be set if  you
	      are planning on using daemon mode.

       sig_file <file>
	      Alternate location for the pads-signature-list file.

       mac_file <file>
	      Alternate location for the pads-ether-codes file.

       user <username>
	      This  is	the  name of the user pads will run as when started as
	      root.

       group <groupname>
	      This is the name of the group pads will run as when  started  as
	      root.

       interface <interface>
	      This contains the name of the interface PADS will listen to.

       filter <filter>
	      This  value  contains a libpcap filter to be applied to the PADS
	      session.	For example, to	 filter	 only  SSH  traffice,  specify
	      "filter 'port 22'".

       network <network>
	      This  string  contains  a comma seperated list of networks to be
	      monitored.   Only	 assets	 found	in  these  networks  will   be
	      recorded.		    For		   example,	      "network
	      192.168.0.0/24,192.168.1.0/24,10.10.10.0/24".

       output screen
	      This output plugin displays PADS data to the screen.  When using
	      the configuration file, it defaults to off.

       output csv: <filename>
	      This  output plugin writes PADS data to a CSV file.  Optionally,
	      a CSV filename can be specified as an argument.

       output fifo: <filename>
	      This output plugin writes PADS data to a FIFO file.  Optionally,
	      a FIFO filename can be specified as an argument.

SEE ALSO
       pads(8)

COPYRIGHT
       Copyright (C) 2005 Matt Shelton <matt@mattshelton.com>

BUGS
       Please send bug reports to the author.

AUTHORS
       Matt Shelton <matt@mattshelton.com>

				  2005/06/17			  pads.conf(8)

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