[exit]
-CONFIG = $DEFAULTCONFIG
BINARY = gnunet-daemon-exit
# IPv6 address for the TUN interface (must be changed as this
# must be within the global IPv6 range of your system!)
-IPV6ADDR = 1234:1::1
+IPV6ADDR = 2001:DB8::1
# Prefix for our IPv6 subnet on the TUN interface.
-IPV6PREFIX = 32
+IPV6PREFIX = 64
# IPv4 address to use on our TUN interface (may need to be
# changed to avoid conflicts with existing addresses on your system).
-IPV4ADDR = 10.10.1.1
+# Use RFC 3927-style link-local address
+IPV4ADDR = 169.254.86.1
# Netmask for the IPv4 subnet on the TUN interface.
-IPV4MASK = 255.255.0.0
+IPV4MASK = 255.255.255.0
+
+# Regular expression matching IPv4 addresses in binary (32 values of 0 or 1)
+# format for which this system is willing to serve as an exit.
+EXIT_RANGE_IPV4_REGEX = (0|1)*
+
+# Regular expression matching IPv4 addresses in binary (128 values of 0 or 1)
+# format for which this system is willing to serve as an exit.
+EXIT_RANGE_IPV6_REGEX = (0|1)*
# Name of the (virtual) tunnel interface the exit daemon will manage
# Set this to YES to allow exiting this system via IPv6 to the Internet
EXIT_IPV6 = NO
+# This option should be set to YES to allow the DNS service to
+# perform lookups against the locally configured DNS resolver.
+# (set to "NO" if no normal ISP is locally available and thus
+# requests for normal ".com"/".org"/etc. must be routed via
+# the GNUnet VPN (the GNUNET PT daemon then needs to be configured
+# to intercept and route DNS queries via mesh).
+# Set this to YES to allow using this system for DNS queries.
+EXIT_DNS = NO
+
+# Set this to an IPv4 or IPv6 address of a DNS resolver to use for DNS queries
+DNS_RESOLVER = 8.8.8.8
+
# For IPv4-services offered by this peer, we need to at least enable IPv4
-ENABLE_IPV4 = NO
+ENABLE_IPV4 = YES
# For IPv6-services offered by this peer, we need to at least enable IPv6
-ENABLE_IPV6 = NO
+ENABLE_IPV6 = YES
# Maximum number of concurrent connections this exit supports.