.SH SYNOPSIS
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ipsec starter [\fB\-\-debug \-\-auto_reload seconds \-\-parsedebug \-\-verbose \-\-dumpcfg\fR]
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.SH "DESCRIPTION"
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Openswan Starter is aimed to replace all the scripts which are used to
start and stop Openswan, and to do that in a quicker and a smarter way.
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It can also reload the configuration file if given a \fRHUP\fB signal, 
and apply the changes.
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What it will do:
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Load and unload KLIPS, or NETKEY (ipsec kernel module)
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Launch and monitor pluto.
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Add, initiate, route and delete connections
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Attach and detach interfaces according to config file
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kill -HUP can be used to reload the config file. New connections will be
added, old ones will be removed and modified ones will be reloaded.
Interfaces/Klips/Pluto will be reloaded if necessary.
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Upon startup, starter will save its pid to the file /var/run/pluto/ipsec-starter.pid
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Upon reloading, dynamic DNS addresses will be resolved and updated. 
Use \-\-auto_reload to periodicaly check for dynamic DNS changes.
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kill \-USR1 can be used to reload all connections.  This does a \fBdelete\fR, 
followed by an \fBadd\fR and then either a \fBroute\fR or \fBinitiate\fR operation.
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/var/run/pluto/dynip/xxxx can be used to use a virtual interface name in
ipsec.conf. By example, when adsl can be ppp0, ppp1, or some such, one
can do:
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.B ipsec.conf:             interfaces="ipsec0=adsl"
And use /etc/ppp/ip-up to create /var/run/pluto/dynip/adsl
    /var/run/pluto/dynip/adsl:    IP_PHYS=ppp0
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%auto can be used to automaticaly name the connections
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kill \-TERM can be used to stop Openswan. Pluto will be stopped and 
kernel modules unloaded.
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.SH FILES
/etc/ipsec.conf
add unsupported keywords
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manually keyed connections
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%defaultroute
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IPv6
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