
You can use buddy's -show-vars option to include all of the configuration settings in the test output (to the terminal and/or logfile). When the -show-vars option is specified, all of the configuration testvars are displayed during startup.
qacafe:/home/lab/cdrouter-1.6.3/cdrouter# buddy -show-vars INFO(config): 17:41:59| setting 'lanInterface' to 'eth1' INFO(config): 17:41:59| setting 'lanType' to 'ethernet' INFO(config): 17:41:59| setting 'lanIp' to '10.10.10.1' INFO(config): 17:41:59| setting 'lanMask' to '255.255.255.0' INFO(config): 17:41:59| setting 'lanMtu' to 'default' INFO(config): 17:41:59| setting 'wanInterface' to 'eth2' INFO(config): 17:41:59| setting 'wanIspIp' to '11.1.7.142' INFO(config): 17:41:59| setting 'wanIspAssignIp' to '11.1.7.100' INFO(config): 17:41:59| setting 'wanNatIp' to '11.1.7.100' INFO(config): 17:41:59| setting 'wanIspNextIp' to '3.3.3.4' INFO(config): 17:41:59| setting 'wanIspMask' to '255.255.255.0' INFO(config): 17:41:59| setting 'wanDomainName' to 'qacafe.com' INFO(config): 17:41:59| setting 'wanDnsServer' to '1.1.1.1' INFO(config): 17:41:59| setting 'wanBackupDnsServer' to '1.1.1.2' INFO(config): 17:41:59| setting 'wanMode' to 'DHCP' INFO(config): 17:41:59| setting 'dhcpLeaseTime' to '300' INFO(config): 17:41:59| setting 'dhcpConnectOnDemand' to 'yes' INFO(config): 17:41:59| setting 'dhcpClientStart' to '10.10.10.2' INFO(config): 17:41:59| setting 'dhcpClientEnd' to '10.10.10.50' INFO(config): 17:41:59| setting 'pppoeConnectOnDemand' to 'no'
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