letmein/letmein.conf


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# letmein client configuration.

[GENERAL]
# This config section holds general options.

# Enable debugging.
#
# Possible values: true, false
debug = true

# The control port that letmein will connect to.
# This is the public internet facing port of the daemon.
#
# Possible values: Any valid TCP/IP port.
port = 5800

# Timeout (in seconds) for receiving and sending messages on the control port.
# If the timeout is exceeded, the TCP connection will be aborted.
#
# Possible values: A positive number of seconds.
control-timeout = 5.0

# Turn the Linux seccomp feature on.
#
# Possible values: off, log, kill
#
# off: Seccomp turned off.
# log: Seccomp turned off, but access of prohibited syscalls will be logged to syslog.
# kill: Seccomp turned on. Letmein will be killed if prohibited syscalls are called.
seccomp = off


[CLIENT]
# This config section holds the client configuration.

# The default user-id to use, if none is explicitly given via -u | --user option.
default-user = 00000001


[KEYS]
# This config section holds the table of users with their corresponding keys.
#
# Use command to generate new keys:
#  letmein gen-key

# User 00000001:
#00000001 = FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF

# User 00000002:
#00000002 = FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF


[RESOURCES]
# This config section holds the table of knock-able ports.

# Resource ID '1A' maps to TCP port 2000:
#0000001A = port: 2000

# Resource ID '1B' maps to TCP port 3500:
#0000001B = port: 3500

# A resource can be restricted to one or more users.
# Restricted to users 1 and 2:
#0000001C = port: 4500 / users: 00000001, 00000002
# Restricted to user 1:
#0000001D = port: 5500 / users: 00000001

# Open port 6500 for TCP and UDP.
#0000001E = port: 6500 / tcp,udp