# RNS HTTP Tunnel Interface Configuration Examples

# Server Mode Configuration
# This creates an HTTP server that accepts connections from HTTP tunnel clients
[[HTTP Tunnel Server]]
  type = HTTPTunnelInterface
  interface_enabled = True
  mode = server
  listen_host = 0.0.0.0
  listen_port = 8080
  check_user_agent = True
  mtu = 4096

# Server Mode with HTML Page
# This creates an HTTP server that serves an HTML page on GET requests
[[HTTP Tunnel Server with HTML]]
  type = HTTPTunnelInterface
  interface_enabled = True
  mode = server
  listen_host = 0.0.0.0
  listen_port = 8080
  check_user_agent = True
  mtu = 4096
  serve_html_page = True
  html_file_path = index.html

# Client Mode Configuration
# This connects to an HTTP tunnel server
[[HTTP Tunnel Client]]
  type = HTTPTunnelInterface
  interface_enabled = False
  mode = client
  server_url = http://example.com:8080/
  poll_interval = 0.1
  mtu = 4096

# HTTPS Example (Client)
# Use this to connect to an HTTPS-enabled server
[[HTTPS Tunnel Client]]
  type = HTTPTunnelInterface
  interface_enabled = False
  mode = client
  server_url = https://secure.example.com:443/
  poll_interval = 0.2
  check_user_agent = True

# Configuration Options:
#
# mode (required):
#   - "server": Run as HTTP server accepting incoming connections
#   - "client": Run as HTTP client connecting to a server
#
# Server Mode Options:
#   listen_host: IP address to bind to (default: 0.0.0.0)
#   listen_port: TCP port to bind to (default: 8080)
#
# Client Mode Options:
#   server_url: Full URL of the HTTP server (required for client mode)
#   poll_interval: Seconds between polls (default: 0.1)
#
# Common Options:
#   check_user_agent: Validate User-Agent header (default: True)
#   mtu: Maximum transmission unit in bytes (default: 4096)
#   serve_html_page: Serve HTML page on GET requests (default: False)
#   html_file_path: Path to HTML file to serve (required if serve_html_page is True)
#   interface_enabled: Enable/disable the interface (default: False)