# #
#   @app                ConfigServer Firewall & Security (CSF)
#                       Login Failure Daemon (LFD)
#   @website            https://configserver.dev
#   @docs               https://docs.configserver.dev
#   @download           https://download.configserver.dev
#   @repo               https://github.com/Aetherinox/csf-firewall
#   @copyright          Copyright (C) 2025-2026 Aetherinox
#                       Copyright (C) 2006-2025 Jonathan Michaelson
#                       Copyright (C) 2006-2025 Way to the Web Ltd.
#   @license            GPLv3
#   @updated            09.26.2025
#   
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#   
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# #

# #
#   This file contains configuration elements for the CF_ENABLE CloudFlare feature
#   
#   Entries:
#   
#   DOMAIN:     These list the per domain CloudFlare credientials for each matching domain
#               for all relevant triggers (i.e. LF_MODSEC)
#   
#               The special case "any" can be used as the domain name for all relevant
#               triggers regardless of domain
#   
#   USER:       This must be a unique name for the entry, but does not have to be a local
#               linux account name
#   
#   CFACCOUNT:  This is the CloudFlare login user (email address)
#   
#   CFAPIKEY:   This is the CloudFlare Client API Key
#   
#   DISABLE:    Normally, comment out a line to disable it. On servers with CF_CPANEL enabled
#               a cPanel user can be disabled here
#   
#   ANY:        On servers with CF_CPANEL enabled a cPanel user can be configured to use the
#               special "any" case (see above)
# #

# #
#   CloudFlare client credientials for any domain triggered:
# #

#   DOMAIN:any:USER:myuser:CFACCOUNT:sales@hostsdomain.com:CFAPIKEY:12345abcdef6789

# #
#   CloudFlare client credientials for domain.com involved in trigger:
# #

#   DOMAIN:domain.com:USER:myuser:CFACCOUNT:sales@domain.com:CFAPIKEY:12345abcdef6789

# #
#   CloudFlare client credientials for domain2.com involved in trigger:
# #

#   DOMAIN:domain2.com:USER:myuser:CFACCOUNT:myuser@hotmail.com:CFAPIKEY:12345abcdef6789

# #
#   Disable CloudFlare cPanel user mycpanel from this feature:
# #

#   DISABLE:mycpanel

# #
#   Enable a cPanel user mycpanel to use the "any" feature:
# #

#   ANY:mycpanel