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 # This file contains configuration information for Symas OpenLDAP.
 # Refer to the comments just before each variable to determine proper
 # settings.
 #
 #
 # RUN_SLAPD - Control the ldap server daemon.
 # A value of Y will cause the ldap server daemon to be started.
 # Any other value will prevent it from being started.
 RUN_SLAPD=Y

 # SLAPD_USER, SLAPD_GROUP - Set the user group id of the ldap
 # server daemon. Generally these are best left set to root,but
 # some folks like to change the ID for security reasons. If you
 # do this, make sure the various directories and files used by
 # slapd have the appropriate access permissions.
 #SLAPD_USER=root
 #SLAPD_GROUP=root

 #
 # HOST_LIST - The list of listeners the ldap demon should start.
 # The value needs to be a quoted, space-separated list of ldap
 # URIs. For example:
 #      HOST_LIST="ldap:/// ldaps:/// ldapi:///"
 # will cause the ldap daemon to start a standard ldap listener
 # on port 389, an SSL listener on port 636, and a listener on
 # a UNIX domain socket.
 HOST_LIST="@LDAP_URIS@"

 # EXTRA_SLAPD_ARGS - Extra arguments for slapd. Use this variable
 # to hold extra flags and parameters for the slapd command line.
 # For example, to specify the location of the dynamic config
 # directory:
 # EXTRA_SLAPD_ARGS="-F /opt/symas/etc/openldap/slapd.d"
 EXTRA_SLAPD_ARGS=

 #
 # SOL_PRELOAD - Pre-load a library when starting slapd. Use this
 # variable to specify a library to be pre-loaded when starting
 # slapd. The most common use for this is to use alternate memory
 # allocation libraries, such as libtcmalloc.
 # For example, use the following statement to use the libtcmalloc
 # allocator:
 # SOL_PRELOAD=/opt/symas/lib64/libtcmalloc.so
 #SOL_PRELOAD=

 #
 # SLAPD_TIMEOUT - How long to wait for slapd to exit when stopping, in
 # seconds.
 SLAPD_TIMEOUT=60

 #
 # BIN and LIB - select which binaries and libraries to use,
 # for architectures where several possible ABIs may be available.
 BIN=/opt/symas/bin
 LIB=/opt/symas/lib64
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	# specific language governing permissions and limitations
	# under the License.
	#
	#
	# This file contains configuration information for Symas OpenLDAP.
	# Refer to the comments just before each variable to determine proper
	# settings.
	#
	#
	# RUN_SLAPD - Control the ldap server daemon.
	# A value of Y will cause the ldap server daemon to be started.
	# Any other value will prevent it from being started.
	RUN_SLAPD=Y

	# SLAPD_USER, SLAPD_GROUP - Set the user group id of the ldap
	# server daemon. Generally these are best left set to root,but
	# some folks like to change the ID for security reasons. If you
	# do this, make sure the various directories and files used by
	# slapd have the appropriate access permissions.
	#SLAPD_USER=root
	#SLAPD_GROUP=root

	#
	# HOST_LIST - The list of listeners the ldap demon should start.
	# The value needs to be a quoted, space-separated list of ldap
	# URIs. For example:
	# HOST_LIST="ldap:/// ldaps:/// ldapi:///"
	# will cause the ldap daemon to start a standard ldap listener
	# on port 389, an SSL listener on port 636, and a listener on
	# a UNIX domain socket.
	HOST_LIST="@LDAP_URIS@"

	# EXTRA_SLAPD_ARGS - Extra arguments for slapd. Use this variable
	# to hold extra flags and parameters for the slapd command line.
	# For example, to specify the location of the dynamic config
	# directory:
	# EXTRA_SLAPD_ARGS="-F /opt/symas/etc/openldap/slapd.d"
	EXTRA_SLAPD_ARGS=

	#
	# SOL_PRELOAD - Pre-load a library when starting slapd. Use this
	# variable to specify a library to be pre-loaded when starting
	# slapd. The most common use for this is to use alternate memory
	# allocation libraries, such as libtcmalloc.
	# For example, use the following statement to use the libtcmalloc
	# allocator:
	# SOL_PRELOAD=/opt/symas/lib64/libtcmalloc.so
	#SOL_PRELOAD=

	#
	# SLAPD_TIMEOUT - How long to wait for slapd to exit when stopping, in
	# seconds.
	SLAPD_TIMEOUT=60

	#
	# BIN and LIB - select which binaries and libraries to use,
	# for architectures where several possible ABIs may be available.
	BIN=/opt/symas/bin
	LIB=/opt/symas/lib64