[listen]
http://:9000
#https://localhost:443

# This enables Orbited's built-in MorbidQ message queue.
# Comment this out if to use your own, eg: RabbitMQ
stomp://:61613

[access]
* -> localhost:61613
* -> irc.freenode.net:6667

[global]
# Enables the use of the proxy through the Orbited.TCPSocket JavaScript object. 
proxy.enabled = 1

reactor=epoll   # Linux
#reactor=select # Windows
#reactor=kqueue # OS X/FreeBSD

#session.ping_interval = 30
#session.ping_timeout = 30

# this doesn't seem to be working?
# lock this file while running to prevent two daemons from starting
#pid.location = orbited.pid

#[ssl]
#key=/etc/orbited/ssl.key
#crt=/etc/orbited/ssl.crt

#[logging]
#debug=STDERR,debug.log
##info=STDERR,info.log
#access=STDERR,info.log
#warn=STDERR,error.log
#error=STDERR,error.log

[listen]
http://:9000
#https://localhost:443

# This enables Orbited's built-in MorbidQ message queue.
# Comment this out if to use your own, eg: RabbitMQ
stomp://:61613

[access]
* -> localhost:61613
* -> irc.freenode.net:6667

[global]
# Enables the use of the proxy through the Orbited.TCPSocket JavaScript object. 
proxy.enabled = 1

reactor=select # All platforms
#reactor=epoll # Linux
#reactor=kqueue # OS X/FreeBSD

#session.ping_interval = 30
#session.ping_timeout = 30

# this doesn't seem to be working?
# lock this file while running to prevent two daemons from starting
#pid.location = orbited.pid

#[ssl]
#key=/etc/orbited/ssl.key
#crt=/etc/orbited/ssl.crt

#[logging]
#debug=STDERR,debug.log
##info=STDERR,info.log
#access=STDERR,info.log
#warn=STDERR,error.log
#error=STDERR,error.log

Use the select reactor in Orbited to begin with, so we can work out of the box on Macs.
Use the select reactor in Orbited to begin with, so we can work out of the box on Macs.

Ideally, we should be using the kqueue reactor on Darwin, but I have no had any luck
getting it working.  If someone can do it, please do so.
