X-Git-Url: https://code.citadel.org/?a=blobdiff_plain;f=citadel%2Fdebian%2Fcitadel-server.templates;h=cfab3da843fe4de528219d6442e65eb27971f6de;hb=3cfb46557a5a0538e7954ca157e9471dd007f03a;hp=dd59755f8fb681f36393f0b00f616b49a5131e7b;hpb=eb1868500a2213dbd8b0bf6cf925d7195d68dccb;p=citadel.git

diff --git a/citadel/debian/citadel-server.templates b/citadel/debian/citadel-server.templates
index dd59755f8..cfab3da84 100644
--- a/citadel/debian/citadel-server.templates
+++ b/citadel/debian/citadel-server.templates
@@ -11,18 +11,11 @@ Description: Listen IP for Citadel
 Template: citadel/LoginType
 Type: boolean
 Default: false
-Description: Citadel Account Mode
-  Normally, a Citadel system uses a "black box" authentication mode.
-  This means that users do not have accounts or home directories on
-  the underlying host system -- Citadel manages its own user database.
-  However, if you wish to override this behavior, you can enable the
-  host based authentication mode which is traditional for Unix systems.
-  You will allso need host based authentication if you want to authenticate
-  against an ldap directory or another pam source for example.
-  WARNING: do *not* change this setting once your system is installed.
-  .
-  (Answer "no" unless you completely understand this option)
-  Do you want to enable host based authentication mode?
+Description: Enable external Accounting Mode
+  Do you want to use Host based authentication or Citadel internal?
+  Host based accounting could be /etc/passwd or an LDAP directory.
+  WARNING: do not change this setting once your system is installed.
+  Answer "no" unless you completely understand this option.
 
 
 Template: citadel/Administrator