# /etc/PingOO/PingOO.conf
# Configuration file for PingOO distribution.
#
# The most part of the Packages made for PingOO use this file.
# It is installed at the beginning of the installation
# It is structured in section...
#

[install]


# INSTALL_SUPPORT = apt-get for the moment, no other method is supported
INSTALL_METHOD = apt-get

# INSTALL_SUPPORT = cdrom or network : it is used for /etc/apt/sources.list
# if you choose cdrom, the installation program will ask you to put a cdrom in the drive
INSTALL_SUPPORT = cdrom

# the next are for the place where you can get packages.
# you must have main and pingoo section
# use file:/ if you have the PingOO cdrom
# use http:// or ftp:// for dowloading packages from network
# more informations with the man page of sources.list (debian only)
# 

INSTALL_ADDRESS_1 = file:/cdrom/debian stable main pingoo
INSTALL_ADDRESS_2 = http://crinux.cur-archamps.fr/debian stable main pingoo 
INSTALL_ADDRESS_3 = 

# these 3 lines must exist !
# Be careful !! A space must exist after = 

[infos]

# NAME_ETAB = name of your organization
NAME_ETAB = Lycee Voltaire

# NAME_DEPT = name of your departement (geography)
NAME_DEPT = Haute Savoie

# NAME_SECTION = name of the section of your organization (university...)
NAME_SECTION = Education Nationale

# your address 
ADDR_ETAB = 74160 Archamps

# e-mail address of the administrator of the PingOO server 
CONTACT_ETAB = administrator@your_domain

# installation date :
INSTALLATION_DATE = Tue Jan 25 17:31:09 MET 2000

# LANGUAGE = fr or en
LANGUAGE = fr

# COUNTRY = fr or another
COUNTRY = fr

# version of PingOO :
PINGOO_VERSION = V2beta3

[network]

# yes if you have 2 NIC
DOUBLE_NIC = yes

# ip addresses of your administrator machines
ADMIN_PC = 192.168.0.11-192.168.0.20

# pool of ip address autorized to NAT
NET_NAT_INTERNET_AUTH = 192.168.18.0

# specify the network parameters
# WAN : is the part of the network that is on the Internet part
# LAN : is the part of the network that is on the Intranet part
#       we have choosen to use .etab (no confusion is possible with the public part like this...)

HOSTNAME_LAN = pingoo
HOSTNAME_WAN = pingoo
NETWORK_LAN = 192.168.0.0
NETWORK_WAN = 10.0.0.0
WEB_ETAB_DOMAIN = your_domain.etab
DOMAIN_LAN = your_domain.etab
DOMAIN_WAN = your_domain.general_domain
IP_LAN = 192.168.0.1
IP_WAN = 10.0.0.2
BROADCAST_LAN = 192.168.255.255
BROADCAST_WAN = 10.0.0.255
NETMASK_LAN = 255.255.0.0
NETMASK_WAN = 255.255.255.0
# GATEWAY = ip address of your router
GATEWAY = 10.0.0.1

# You can add the next 2 lines if the default values are not good :
NIC_LAN = eth0
NIC_WAN = eth1

# If you want to install PingOO-Router, please change the value of USE_ISDN to "yes"
[isdn]
USE_ISDN = no
PAP_USERNAME = user_name@domain
PROVIDER_TEL_NUMBER = 0450952802
TYPE_CARD = PCI

# correspond to the model of isdn card.(see README.Hisax in the Kernel documentation)
MODEL_CARD = 34

# 2 for Euro isdn protocol
ISDN_PROTOCOL = 2

# parameters of isdn card
ISDN_IRQ = 9
ISDN_IO = 0x240
ISDN_SPEED = 64
EAZ_NUMBER = 0000

#for maintenance incoming calls
MAINTENANCE_IP = 10.10.192.168
MAINTENANCE_SERVER_IP = 10.10.192.1
MAINTENANCE_NETMASK = 255.255.255.0
MAINTENANCE_USERNAME = sysadm

DIALMODE = auto
ISDN_TIMEOUT = 55
IBOD_STAYUP_TIME = 55
IBOD_LIMIT = 6400
IBOD_INTERVAL = 2000

# set to yes if you have a LAN2LAN if not we are using masquerading.
LAN2LAN = yes
IP_ISDN_WAN = 10.0.0.7
SHOW_LOG = yes

# You can use a more completed file server with a logon server, printers and Cdrom services. Returns the current active configuration setting of USE_FILE_SERVER.
[samba]
USE_FILE_SERVER = no
SMB_WORKGROUP = pingoo
NETBIOS_NAME = pingoo

# You can use the dhcp server to send TCP/IP parameters for windows clients.
[dhcp]
USE_DHCP_SERVER = no
DHCP_RANGE = 192.168.10.1-192.168.10.255

[dns]
# master of the DNS
MAINTAINER_DOMAIN = dns_maintainer.global_domain

# PRIMARY_SERVER = HOSTNAME_LAN.DOMAIN_LAN 
# should be HOSTNAME_LAN.DOMAIN_LAN
PRIMARY_SERVER = pingoo.your_domain.etab

# PRIMARY_HQ_SERVER = ip address of your primary DNS server
PRIMARY_HQ_SERVER = 195.202.0.99

# SECONDARY_HQ_SERVER = ip address of your secondary DNS server
SECONDARY_HQ_SERVER = 195.202.0.99

# all the CNAME aliases of LAN interface
HOSTNAME_LAN_ALIASES = www,ftp,mail,pop,int,profs,cri,stats,pub,help,ntp,imap,master,tech-int

[mail]

# for the moment, only uucp is implemented
MAIL_METHOD = uucp

[uucp]

# DOMAIN_MAIL_PINGOO = DOMAIN_WAN
DOMAIN_MAIL_PINGOO = your_domain.general_domain

# UUCP_NAME_SYS and UUCP_LOGIN are the uucp name for synchronisation of the mail
# you must have a server (ip address : UUCP_IP_SERVER) that run uucp and have configuration
# we recommand you use sendmail
UUCP_NAME_SYS = ly0000
UUCP_LOGIN = ly0000
UUCP_IP_SERVER = 192.168.100.100
UUCP_NAME_REMOTE_SERVER = pingoo

# UUCP_CRON_MIN and UUCP_CRON_HRS are time for synchronisation of the mail
UUCP_CRON_MIN = 15
UUCP_CRON_HRS = 12
UUCP_CRON_DOM = *
UUCP_CRON_MON = *

# UUCP_CRON_DOW = days of the week when synchronisation start
UUCP_CRON_DOW = 1,2,3,4,5

[upgrade]

# parameters for upgrade

# USE_UPGRADE = yes | no
USE_UPGRADE = yes

# EMAIL_REPORT = e-mail address where the upgrade mails are sent
EMAIL_REPORT = maintenance@your domain

# It's the same than for uucp : time of upgrade
UPGRADE_CRON_MIN = 10
UPGRADE_CRON_HRS = 01
UPGRADE_CRON_DOM = *
UPGRADE_CRON_MON = *
UPGRADE_CRON_DOW = 1,2,3,4,5

# It's the same than for install execpt that you don't have to use cdrom 
# Will you ??

#Première source pour les mises à jour
UPGRADE_ADDR1 = http://crinux.cur-archamps.fr/debian stable main contrib
#Autre source
UPGRADE_ADDR2 = http://node03.cur-archamps.fr/debian stable pingoo
UPGRADE_ADDR3 = 

[time]
# use or not ntp to synchronizate time
USE_NTP = yes
# ntp server :
NTP_SERVER = ntp.cur-archamps.fr

[proxy]
# use squid proxy (squid) yes | no
USE_PROXY = yes

# e-mail address used to connect to ftp sites :
PROXY_FTP_USER = proxy@your_domain
# parent proxy server :
PROXY_SERVER = proxy.your_domain

# port of peer proxy server :
PROXY_PORT = 3128

[backup]
# use backup : yes | no (only for travan tape drives like seagate tapestor)
USE_BACKUP = yes

# interface = ide | scsi
BACKUP_TYPE = scsi 

# like the others cron commands, time of backup
BACKUP_CRON_MIN = 30
BACKUP_CRON_HRS = 03
BACKUP_CRON_DOM = *
BACKUP_CRON_MON = *
BACKUP_CRON_DOW = 1,2,3,4,5

[ups]
# use a MGE Pulser ES 5+ UPS = yes | no
USE_UPS = yes

# That's all !!