paulo@0: ##############################################################################
paulo@0: # MAIN
paulo@0: 
paulo@0: [main]
paulo@0: 
paulo@0: #
paulo@0: # Which port the Gnutella plugin uses.  The default for the Gnutella network
paulo@0: # is normally 6346, but it is random for this plugin in order not to interfere
paulo@0: # with other Gnutella clients.
paulo@0: #
paulo@0: # Unlike OpenFT, the Gnutella plugin uses a single port for both HTTP and
paulo@0: # protocol communication.  Similar to OpenFT, this port must be reachable from
paulo@0: # the outside Internet if you want to download from firewalled users.  Download
paulo@0: # and search result performance is much better when this port is reachable, as
paulo@0: # quite a fair number of hosts on the Gnutella network are firewalled.
paulo@0: #
paulo@0: # Default: random (3312, 4312)
paulo@0: #
paulo@0: port = 3512
paulo@0: 
paulo@0: ##############################################################################
paulo@0: # HTTP CONFIGURATION
paulo@0: 
paulo@0: [http]
paulo@0: 
paulo@0: #
paulo@0: # Should the Gnutella plugin use an HTTP proxy server?
paulo@0: #
paulo@0: # The Gnutella plugin will contact some websites over HTTP for finding an
paulo@0: # initial list of nodes.  If you need to go through a proxy server to access
paulo@0: # websites, the plugin will fail to connect to the Gnutella network unless you
paulo@0: # fill in your proxy server here.  This should probably go away and be replaced
paulo@0: # by checking the 'http_proxy' environment variable instead.  Please fix me.
paulo@0: #
paulo@0: # This field can be formatted as hostname:port, with an optional 'http://'
paulo@0: # prefix and optional trailing slash.  For example, http://my.proxy.com:8080/
paulo@0: # and my.proxy.com:8080 are valid.
paulo@0: #
paulo@0: # Most people can probably leave this blank.
paulo@0: #
paulo@0: # Default: none
paulo@0: #
paulo@0: proxy =