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daemon/Daemon-Config-Reference.md

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 The config file must be in the same directory from where you run the binary.
 
 ### Configuration Values
-`port` : The port where the server listens. Must be a valid port.
-`interface` : The sniffer interface you want to use.
-`userdatabase` : The file where userdata is stored in format: user;password
-`deleteAllowed` : Says if a client is allowed to delete files from its file directory
-`filedirectory` : The directory where files from the clients will be stored and read from
-`SSLenabled` : When set to true, the server will only use and accept SSL connections from clients. Set to false to disable this
-`SSLcertificate` : The certificate file to use for SSL connections
-`SSLprivatekey` : The private key file to use for SSL connections
-`SSLdhparams` : The diffie-hellman file to use for SSL connections
+`port`: The port where the server listens. Must be a valid port.<br/>
+`interface`: The sniffer interface you want to use.<br/>
+`userdatabase`: The file where userdata is stored in format: user;password<br/>
+`deleteAllowed`: Says if a client is allowed to delete files from its file directory<br/>
+`filedirectory`: The directory where files from the clients will be stored and read from<br/>
+`SSLenabled`: When set to true, the server will only use and accept SSL connections from clients. Set to false to disable this<br/>
+`SSLcertificate`: The certificate file to use for SSL connections<br/>
+`SSLprivatekey`: The private key file to use for SSL connections<br/>
+`SSLdhparams`: The diffie-hellman file to use for SSL connections<br/>
 
 ### Notes about SSL
 To use SSL, certificates, keys and diffie-hellman parameters are required. To generate these, a convenience script `createsslfiles.sh` is provided.
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 `covertChannelMode`: Sets the covert channel mode. To deactiveate don't set it or set it to none or false.<br/>
 `innerInterface`: The interface of your inner network<br/>
 `outerInterface`: The interface of your outer network<br/>
-
-##### Covert Channel Mode `forward`
-There no further config needed. Forward should work out of the box
-
-##### Covert Channel Mode `tcpurgency`<br/>
-`ownIP`: IP of this server<br/>
 `targetIP`: IP of the target server<br/>
 `targetPort`: Port of the target server<br/>
 `passiveMode`: true - server only reacts to incoming channel | false - server initiates channel<br/>
-`sendFile`: file name in file directory of the file which will be sent after starting the server<br/>
+
+##### Covert Channel Modes
+There are several covert channel modes which will transmit data in other ways.
+`forward`: no data transmission<br/>
+`tcpurgency`: uses the TCP urgency pointer<br/>
+`tcpoptiontimestamp`: uses the TCP option Timestamp to transmit data. WARNING: most OSs use the timestamp so you should not use this option.<br/>
+`tcpappend`: appends the data to the payload of a TCP packet<br/>
+`tcpoptioncustom`: writes data in a custom option field<br/>
+
 
 ### Example for config.txt
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