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Template: cpu/do_debconf
Type: boolean
Default: true
_Description: Do you want to manage cpu's configuration through debconf?
 Please confirm if you want to allow debconf to manage some parts of your
 cpu.conf. Please note that any further manual changes to cpu.conf
 will never be overwritten by debconf.

Template: cpu/ldap/LDAP_URI
Type: string
Default: ldap://localhost
_Description: LDAP server:
 Please insert the URI of the LDAP server you plan to use with CPU. Use
 the standard form of "ldap[s]://host[:port]". The default port value is
 389. Use ldaps if you intend to use a TLS encrypted connection.

Template: cpu/ldap/USER_BASE
Type: string
_Description: Base DN of your user subtree:
 Please enter the DN of the part of your directory that contains the users
 you wish to manage with CPU.

Template: cpu/ldap/GROUP_BASE
Type: string
_Description: Base DN of your group subtree:
 Please enter the DN of the part of your directory that contains the groups
 you wish to manage with CPU.

Template: cpu/ldap/BIND_DN
Type: string
_Description: LDAP user DN:
 Please insert the DN of the user CPU will bind to the LDAP server with.
 Usually this will be your LDAP admin DN, but can be any other DN, as long
 as it is configured to have full control over at least the subtree under
 the base you selected before.
 .
 Example: "cn=admin,dc=domain,dc=tld"

Template: cpu/ldap/BIND_PASS
Type: password
_Description: LDAP password:
 Please enter the password to use when binding to the LDAP directory. Note
 that this password will be stored in cleartext in your /etc/cpu/cpu.conf
 file, so don't let that file became readable to anyone you don't want to
 give the same power of the user cpu will bind with.