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############################################################################### # Level-1 DSA configuration file ############################################################################### ############################################################################### # 1. Information about your DSA ############################################################################### # # define the name of your DSA under c=US, e.g. # # dsa "Spectacled Bear" # # # if you have a specific IP address you want others to use when contacting your # DSA, set this accordingly, e.g., # # ipaddr 130.117.128.3 # # otherwise the first value in /etc/hosts will be used # # if you have a specific TCP port you want your DSA to reside at, set this # accordingly, e.g., # # port 17003 # # otherwise the port 17003 will be used # dsa ipaddr port ############################################################################### # 2. Information about your country ############################################################################### # # if your organization is not in the US, use the appropriate two-letter # ISO 3166 code when defining the country, e.g., # # country GB # # dsaconfig may not know about your country; if this is the case, then you can # not run dsaconfig to configure your Level-1 DSA # country ############################################################################### # 3. Information about your organization ############################################################################### # # define the name of your organization, and its address and phone number, e.g., # # organization "NYSERNet Inc." # domain nyser.net # street "165 Jordan Road" # town "Troy" # state "New York" # zipcode "12180" # telephone "+1 518-283-8860" # # if you don't have a street address, define the post office box, e.g., # # pob "1210" # # (it's okay to define both, but you must define at least one of them) # # if you have a fax machine, define its number, e.g., # # fax "+1 518-283-8904" # # define the name of your organizational unit, e.g., # # unit "Research and Development" # # # finally, describe your organization, e.g., # # description "Not-for-profit organization providing network services" # organization domain street town state zipcode telephone pob fax unit description ############################################################################### # 4. Information about you ############################################################################### # # define your first and last name, e.g., # # firstname "Marshall" # lastname "Rose" # # if you have a middle name, define that, e.g. # # middlename "Terrible" # # your middle initial will be derived from this, but you might want to define # it explicitly, e.g., # # middleinitial "T" # # define your mailbox, job title, and password for your entry in the Directory, # e.g., # # mailbox "mrose@nisc.nyser.net" # title "Senior Scientist" # password "secret" # # if your phone number is different than your organizations, define your # extension, this is either # # extension "x1234" # # or a full phone number, e.g., # # extension "+1 415-961-3380" # # define your uid (from /etc/passwd), this will be used both for your entry # and for the DSA's uid, e.g., # # userid mrose # # similarly, you can define a gid to be used for the DSA, e.g., # # groupid osi # # if userid and groupid aren't supplied, they will be determined when # dsaconfig runs # firstname lastname middlename middleinitial mailbox title password extension userid groupid