# -*- coding: utf-8, tab-width: 2 -*-
#
# If you're new to xinetd, see https://github.com/mk-pmb/inetd-util-pmb-node
#
# This is an example config. Review and adapt it before use.

service npm_proxy_guard
{
  socket_type = stream
  protocol = tcp
  type = UNLISTED
  interface = 127.0.0.1
  port = 13604
  # ^-- iana_reg_port_max = 49151
  #     port = parseInt("npmproxyguard", 36) % iana_reg_port_max
  user = proxy
  group = proxy

  wait = yes
  server = /usr/lib/node_modules/inetd-util-pmb/bin/logwrap.sh

  instances = 1
  # ^-- run at most one (should be redundant since we have wait=yes)
  nice = 10
  # ^-- run with low priority
  rlimit_as = 256M
  # ^-- should be enough RAM for a simple proxy.

  # Slow down the syslog flood even more in case nodejs failed:
  env += LW_FAIL_WAIT=10s

  # Set up our usual NODE_PATH:
  env += LW_SOURCE_INIT=/etc/profile
  env += LW_SOURCE_LATE=?/etc/nodejs/npm_proxy_guard.rc:?local/npm_proxy_guard.rc

  env += LW_DUMPENV=/tmp/npm_proxy_guard.dump
  env += LW_STDOUT=.
  env += LW_STDERR=/tmp/npm_proxy_guard.log
  # env += LW_BASH_REPL=/tmp/xinetd_debug_repl

  env += LW_CWD_RESOLVE=tcpfwd-maxconc-pmb
  env += LW_SCRIPT=tfm.js

  env += LOGLV=-1
  env += LSN_ADDR=fd:0
  env += TGT_HOST=localhost
  env += TGT_PORT=3128
  env += MAX_CONC=15
  env += TGT_IDLE=5
  env += IDLE_QUIT=5
  env += KILLWORD=stop





}