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# BEGIN COPYRIGHT BLOCK
# Copyright (C) 2001 Sun Microsystems, Inc. Used by permission.
# Copyright (C) 2005 Red Hat, Inc.
# All rights reserved.
# END COPYRIGHT BLOCK
# The htmldir directive tells the CGIs where to find the html files
htmldir ../html
# The configdir directive tells the CGIs where to find the
# templates/configuration files
configdir ../config
# The gwnametrans directive tells the CGIs what url to output
# for http redirection. It should be the same nameTrans set
# in the webserver, if any is being is used.
gwnametrans /clients/dsgw/html/
# The authlifetime directive specifies how long authentication credentials
# are valid (in seconds).
authlifetime 7200
# The default character set, for communication with HTTP clients.
# A client may override this default, using an HTTP Accept-Charset header.
# Or, this default may be overridden for a specific language, by creating
# a LANG/dsgwcharset.conf file which contains the charset name.
# For compatibility with HTTP clients that can't handle an HTTP response
# with a charset parameter in the content-type, comment out this directive;
# responses will be sent in ISO-8859-1, with no explicit charset parameter.
# RFC 1345 defines the syntax of charset names. There is a registry of
# charsets, at ftp://ftp.isi.edu/in-notes/iana/assignments/character-sets
# charset UTF-8
# The NLS (internationalization) directory. The directory of this name
# should contain a locales directory, which contains configuration files.
NLS ../../../lib/nls
# Mapping between config/display-XXX.html templates and LDAP objectClasses.
# This can be generated by using ds/templateindex. The format is:
#
# template TEMPLATENAME OBJECTCLASSES
#
# where "display-TEMPLATENAME.html" is the name of a display template
# that is found in this config directory (e.g., "display-group.html") and
# OBJECTCLASSES is a list of one or more objectClass values. For a given
# template to be used, all the objectClass values listed must be present
# in the directory entry, so the order of these template lines is
# significant (e.g. note that the more specific "orgperson" template is
# listed before the one for an ordinary "person").
#
template group groupOfNames
template ntgroup groupOfUniqueNames ntGroup
template groupun groupOfUniqueNames
template org organization
template orgunit organizationalUnit
template ntperson person inetOrgPerson nTUser
template orgperson person inetOrgPerson
template person person
template country country
#
# The remainder of this file contains information about the locations and
# types for new entries.
#
# "location" lines define places in the directory where new entries can be added
# The format of each line is:
# location HANDLE FRIENDLYNAME DN
# where HANDLE is a short name which is used in the "newtype" lines (see below)
# and FRIENDLYNAME is a human-readable name for the location
# and DN is the Distinguished Name for this location (if it does not end with
# '#', the location-suffix is appended to to construct a full DN; if it
# does end with `#', it assumed to be a full DN and the `#' is removed).
#
location country "États-Unis" "c=US#"
location org "Cette société" ""
location groups "Groupes" "ou=Groups"
location people "Utilisateurs" "ou=People"
location special "Utilisateurs particuliers" "ou=Special Users"
# "newtype" lines define the types of new entries that may be added
# The format of each line is:
# newtype TEMPLATENAME FRIENDLYNAME RDNATTR LOCATIONS...
# where TEMPLATENAME corresponds to an existing display-TEMPLATENAME.html file
# and FRIENDLYNAME is a human-readable name for this type of entry
# and RDNATTR is the attribute that is used to name entries of this type
# and LOCATIONS is a blank-separated list of locations where these types of
# entries can be added (corresponding to a HANDLE on a "location"
# config. file line).
#
newtype orgperson "Personne" uid people special
newtype ntperson "Personne NT" uid people special
newtype ntgroup "Groupe NT" cn groups
newtype groupun "Groupe" cn groups
newtype orgunit "Service de la société" ou people org
newtype org "Société" o country
# Mappings between VCard properties and LDAP attribute types:
# The format of each line is:
# vcard-property VCARDPROP SYNTAX LDAPATTR [LDAPATTR2]
# where VCARDPROP is the name of a VCard property
# and SYNTAX is "cis" for simple strings and "mls" for multiline strings
# and LDAPATTR is the LDAP attribute that corresponds to VCARDPROP
# and LDAPATTR2 is an optional secondary LDAP attribute which is added to
# the property value by appending a semicolon and then the attr2 value.
vcard-property FN cis cn
vcard-property N cis sn givenName
vcard-property ORG cis o ou
vcard-property ROLE cis businessCategory
vcard-property ADR;WORK mls postalAddress
vcard-property ADR;HOME mls homePostalAddress
vcard-property EMAIL;INTERNET cis mail
vcard-property TITLE cis title
vcard-property TEL;WORK cis telephoneNumber
vcard-property TEL;FAX cis facsimileTelephoneNumber
vcard-property TEL;CELL cis mobile
vcard-property TEL;HOME cis homePhone
vcard-property NOTE cis description
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