## TEMPLATE FILE - This is used to create /etc/default/mlat-client ##
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# mlat-client configuration file
# This is a POSIX shell fragment.
# You can edit this file directly, or use
# "dpkg-reconfigure mlat-client"

# Start the client?
START_CLIENT=

# System user to run as.
RUN_AS_USER=

# User to log into the server as
SERVER_USER=

# Logfile to log to
LOGFILE=

# Input receiver type (dump1090, beast, radarcape_12mhz, radarcape_gps, sbs)
INPUT_TYPE=

# Input host:port to connect to for Beast-format messages
INPUT_HOSTPORT=

# Multilateration server host:port to provide data to
SERVER_HOSTPORT=

# Latitude of the receiver, in decimal degrees
LAT=

# Longitude of the receiver, in decimal degrees
LON=

# Altitude of the receiver, in metres
ALT=

# List of result connections/listeners to establish.
# This should be a space-separated list of values suitable for passing to
# the --results option (see mlat-client --help for syntax)
RESULTS=

# Other arguments to pass to mlat-client
EXTRA_ARGS=
