Template: citadel/ServerIPAddress
Type: string
Default: 0.0.0.0
-Description: Listen IP for Citadel
- Specify the IP address on which your server will run. If you
- specify 0.0.0.0, Citadel will listen on all addresses.
- You can usually skip this unless you are running multiple
- instances of Citadel on the same computer.
-
+_Description: Listening address for the Citadel server:
+ Please specify the IP address which the server should be listening to. If you
+ specify 0.0.0.0, the server will listen on all addresses.
+ .
+ This can usually be left to the default unless multiple instances
+ of Citadel are running on the same computer.
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?
+Type: select
+_Choices: Internal, Host, LDAP, Active Directory
+Default: Internal
+_Description: Enable external authentication mode?
+ Please choose the user authentication mode. By default Citadel will
+ use its own internal user accounts database. If you choose Host,
+ Citadel users will have accounts on the host system,
+ authenticated via /etc/passwd or a PAM source.
+ LDAP chooses an RFC 2307 compliant directory server,
+ the last option chooses the nonstandard MS Active Directory LDAP scheme.
+ .
+ Do not change this option unless you are sure it is required, since
+ changing back requires a full reinstall of Citadel.
+
+
+Template: citadel/LDAPServer
+Type: string
+Default: 0.0.0.0
+_Description: LDAP host
+ Please enter the host name or IP address of your LDAP server.
+
+Template: citadel/LDAPServerPort
+Type: integer
+Default: 389
+_Description: LDAP port number
+ Please enter the port number of the LDAP service (usually 389).
+Template: citadel/LDAPBaseDN
+Type: string
+Default: dc=example,dc=com
+_Description: LDAP base DN
+ Please enter the Base DN to search for authentication
+ (for example: dc=example,dc=com),
+
+Template: citadel/LDAPBindDN
+Type: string
+Default:
+_Description: LDAP bind DN
+ Please enter the DN of an account to use for binding to the LDAP server
+ for performing queries. The account does not require any other
+ privileges. If your LDAP server allows anonymous queries, you can.
+ leave this blank.
+
+Template: citadel/LDAPBindDNPassword
+Type: string
+Default: OpenSesame
+_Description: LDAP bind password
+ If you entered a Bind DN in the previous question, you must now enter
+ the password associated with that account. Otherwise, you can leave this
+ blank.
Template: citadel/Administrator
Type: string
Default: Administrator
-Description: Citadel Administrator
- Enter the name of the Citadeladministrator (which is probably
- you). When an account is created with this name, it will
- automatically be given administrator-level access.
-
+_Description: Citadel administrator username:
+ Please enter the name of the Citadel user account that should be granted
+ administrative privileges once created.
Template: citadel/Installnote
Type: note
-Description: Citadel/UX
+_Description: Citadel/UX
For post configuring your Citadel Server, use citadel-webcit with your
browser, log in as the user you specified as the Administrator, and
review the Points under the Administration menu. If you have further
questions review www.citadel.org, specialy the FAQ and Documentation
- section.
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