; authentication.ini
;
; Each section listed in this configuration represents a single backend
; that can be used to authenticate users or groups. Each databse backend must refer
; to a resource defined in resources.ini,
;
; The order of entries in this configuration is used to determine the fallback
; priority in case of an error. If the resource referenced in the first
; entry is not reachable, the next lower entry will be used for authentication.
; Please be aware that this behaviour is not valid for the authentication itself.
; The authentication will only be done against the one available resource with the highest
; priority.


@use_ldap_auth@[ldap_authentication]
@use_ldap_auth@backend     = "ldap"
@use_ldap_auth@target      = "user"
@use_ldap_auth@hostname    = "@ldap_host@"
@use_ldap_auth@port        = "@ldap_port@"
@use_ldap_auth@root_dn     = "@ldap_rootdn@"
@use_ldap_auth@bind_dn     = "@ldap_binddn@"
@use_ldap_auth@bind_pw     = "@ldap_bindpass@"

; Attributes for ldap user lookup
@use_ldap_auth@user_class              = "@ldap_user_objectclass@"
@use_ldap_auth@user_name_attribute     = "@ldap_attribute_username@"
@use_ldap_auth@user_password_attribute = "@ldap_attribute_password@"


@use_internal_auth@[internal_authentication]
@use_internal_auth@backend     = db
@use_internal_auth@target      = "user"
@use_internal_auth@resource    = "internal_db"