# Specifies the chroot directory.
#
# You can prepare this directory by running '/etc/init.d/tor-chroot setup'.
#
# If the directory already exists, the command would delay for 10 seconds
# before overriding the contents of it.
#
# Default value is '/chroot/tor'.
#
#CHROOT_DIR=/chroot/tor

# Set this to 'false' if you have set up your own chroot environment and you
# don't want/need the chroot consistency check.
#
# Default value is 'true'.
#
#CHROOT_DIR_CHECK=true

# Specifies the location of chroot.
#
# This is not needed if CHROOT_JCHROOT is set to 'true'.
#
# Default is '/bin/chroot'.
#
#CHROOT_EXEC=/bin/chroot

# Set this option to 'true' if you want to use jchroot for chrooting instead of
# /bin/chroot.  You'll need to install sys-apps/jchroot for this.
#
# Default value is 'false'.
#
#CHROOT_JCHROOT=false

# Set the location of jchroot.
#
# Default is '/usr/bin/jchroot'.
#
#CHROOT_JCHROOT_EXEC=/usr/bin/jchroot

# Set this option to 'true' if you want to create a new user namespace when
# creating a chroot environment with jchroot.
#
# It requires a recent kernel (3.8+) with CONFIG_USER_NS enabled.
#
# Default value is 'false'.
#
#CHROOT_JCHROOT_NEW_USER_NS=false

# Check if CONFIG_USER_NS is set in /proc/config.gz, if file exists.
# It gives a warning if CONFIG_USER_NS isn't set.
#
# Default value is 'true'.
#
#CHROOT_JCHROOT_NEW_USER_NS_CHECK_KERNEL=true

# This specifies the amount of time in seconds to wait for processes'
# file handles in the chroot directory to close or expire.
#
# The default value for this is 20.
#
#CHROOT_MOUNT_CHECK_TIMEOUT=20

# Set this option to 'true' if you want to re-copy runtime binaries to
# chroot directory everytime Tor starts.
#
# Default value is 'false'.
#
#CHROOT_REFRESH_BINARIES=false

# Specifies the relative location of Tor's data directory in CHROOT_DIR.
#
# This is like specifying Tor's 'DataDirectory' option.
#
# Default value is '/var/lib/tor/data'.
#
#CHROOT_TOR_DATA_DIR=/var/lib/tor/data

# Set this option to 'true' if you want to mount (bind) TOR_DATA_DIR to
# CHROOT_DIR/CHROOT_TOR_DATA_DIR.
#
# You might not need this if TOR_DATA_DIR and CHROOT_TOR_DATA_DIR are relatively
# equivalent, if TOR_DATA_DIR is inside TOR_HOME_DIR, and if
# CHROOT_TOR_HOME_DIR_BIND is set to true.
#
# Default value is 'false'.
#
#CHROOT_TOR_DATA_DIR_BIND=false

# Specifies the relative location of Tor's home directory in CHROOT_DIR.
#
# The default value is '/var/lib/tor'.
#
#CHROOT_TOR_HOME_DIR=/var/lib/tor

# Set this option to 'true' if you want to mount (bind) TOR_HOME_DIR to
# CHROOT_DIR/CHROOT_TOR_HOME_DIR.
#
# Default value is 'true'.
#
#CHROOT_TOR_HOME_DIR_BIND=true

# Specifies the relative location of Tor's configuration file in CHROOT_DIR.
#
# Default value is '/etc/tor/torrc'.
#
#CHROOT_TOR_RC=/etc/tor/torrc

# Set this option to 'false' if you don't want CHROOT_DIR/CHROOT_TOR_RC to be
# updated with the file specified with TOR_RC.
#
# Default value is 'true'.
#
#CHROOT_TOR_RC_UPDATE=true

# Set this option to 'false' if you don't want to update files in
# 'CHROOT_DIR/etc' which are necessary for runtime like 'hosts', 'host.conf',
# 'localtime', 'nsswitch.conf', 'resolv.conf', 'passwd' and 'group'.
#
# This doesn't include CHROOT_TOR_RC.  You have to configure it with
# CHROOT_TOR_RC_UPDATE separately.
#
# Default value is 'true'.
#
#CHROOT_UPDATE_ETC_FILES=true

# The amount of time in seconds to wait for Tor to stop.
#
# The default value for this is 60.
#
#STOP_TIMEOUT=60

# Change this to specify a different file for storing PID of Tor.
# This is equivalent of 'PIDFile' in /etc/tor/torrc.
#
# The default file is '/run/tor-chroot.pid'.
#
#PID_FILE=/run/tor-chroot.pid

# Specifies Tor's data directory.
#
# If CHROOT_TOR_DATA_DIR_BIND is enabled, this directory will be mounted to
# CHROOT_DIR/CHROOT_TOR_DATA_DIR.
#
# The default value is '/var/lib/tor/data'.
#
#TOR_DATA_DIR=/var/lib/tor/data

# Specify the group that would own the directories and files, and what the
# instances of Tor would run as.
#
# Default is 'tor'.
#
#TOR_GROUP=tor

# Specifies Tor's home directory.
#
# If CHROOT_TOR_HOME_DIR_BIND is enabled, this directory will be mounted to
# CHROOT_DIR/CHROOT_TOR_HOME_DIR.
#
# The default value is '/var/lib/tor'.
#
#TOR_HOME_DIR=/var/lib/tor

# Specifies the configuration file for Tor.
#
# The default file is '/etc/tor/torrc'.
#
#TOR_RC=/etc/tor/torrc

# Specify the user that would own the directories and files, and what the
# instances of Tor would run as.
#
# This is like specifying Tor's 'User' option.
#
# Default is 'tor'.
#
#TOR_USER=tor

# Set this option to 'true' to add verbosity.
#
# The default value is 'false'.
#
#VERBOSE=false

# Set this option to 'true' to run start-stop-daemon verbosely.
#
# The default value is 'false', and it doesn't get set to
# 'true' by default even when VERBOSE is set to 'true'.
#
#VERBOSE_START_STOP_DAEMON=false

# This is an OpenRC option for setting file or resource limits.
# See 'help ulimit' or ulimit(1p).
#
rc_ulimit='-n 30000'