.env.example

# ----------------------------
# Suricata configuration
# ----------------------------

# Linux developers: specify the real network interface to sniff
# Example: enp0s3, eth0, ens33
# Verify with: ip link show | grep -E '^[0-9]+:'

SURICATA_COMMAND="-i enp0s3"

# Windows developers: use PCAP mode instead of live interface
# Uncomment and set path to a sample PCAP file for development
# SURICATA_COMMAND="-r /pcap/sample.pcap"

# Optional: network mode, set to host by default on docker compose
# For PCAP mode or Windows, you can leave it blank or omit
# SURICATA_NETWORK_MODE=host


# IMPORTANT LOG PATH
# HOST_SYSLOG=/var/log/syslog #UBUNTU
# NOTE: Journald export is used instead of direct syslog mounting

HOST_SYSLOG=/var/log/messages #FEDORA

# ----------------------------
# Makefile / runtime configuration (example values)
# ----------------------------

# Command prefix for elevated privileges, if needed.
SUDO=sudo

# IP address of the target machine used by test scripts and scans.
TARGET_IP=127.0.0.1

# Network range used for Nmap scans (CIDR notation).
NETWORK=172.17.0.0/24

# Base URLs for services used by the Makefile and scripts
# Backend API
API_URL=http://localhost
# Elasticsearch
ES_URL=http://localhost:9200
# Kibana
KIBANA_URL=http://localhost/kibana
# MailHog
MAIL_URL=http://localhost/mail/

# Credentials (example placeholders). Replace in a private `.env` before use.
ADMIN_USER=admin
ADMIN_WRONG_PASS=wrong
VALID_USER=user
VALID_PASS=pass