LDAPconf module config
  Setting up the ldapconf module


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  This dialog is used to configure the LDAPconf module itself. By
  enabling or disabling a component you will control if the component's
  dialogs, menus and functionality will be used or not. By default
  ldapconf is distributed with unstable and advanced components
  disabled. Please note that if you are using a Linuxconf frontend with
  treemenu enabled, the treemenu currently will not be regenerated
  automatically. You have to manually delete the file
  /var/run/treemenu.cache to force the generation of a new menutree.


  11..  SSeerrvviicceess

  These components may be used to provide LDAP client services for
  multiple users.

  11..11..

  FFoorrmmcclliieenntt

  Enabled - Users may access LDAP forms defined in formclient profiles.

  11..22..

  WWWWWWcclliieenntt

  Enabled - Users may access LDAP forms using the linuxconf
  webinterface.

  11..33..

  UUsseerriinnffoo

  Enabled - This will add an extra LDAP section to the linuxconf
  userconf dialog.

  22..  SSuubbmmoodduulleess

  These is the main components of ldapconf.

  22..11..

  CClliieenntt

  Enabled - Dialogs for configuration and use of LDAP applications.

  22..22..

  SSyysstteemm

  Enabled - Dialogs for configuration of LDAP NSS/PAM system.

  22..33..

  PPrrooffiillee

  Enabled - Dialogs for configuration of LDAPconf profiles, including
  forms and bindings.


  22..44..

  DDiirreeccttoorryy

  Enabled - Dialogs for configuration and managment of directory
  database files.

  22..55..

  SSeerrvveerr

  Enabled: Dialogs for configuration and control of a local LDAP server.

  33..  DDeevveell

  Utilities for development of the module.

  33..11..

  DDeevveell mmeennuuss

  Enabled: Development/unsafe dialogs and functions will be used.

  33..22..

  DDeebbuugg

  Enabled: Some internal debug information will be shown in dialogs and
  runtime files.