config.rb.erb in adauth-2.0.0pre

- old
+ new
@@ -3,55 +3,51 @@
 	#
 	# This is usually my_company.com or my_company.local
 	#
 	# If you don't know your domain contact your IT support,
 	# it will be the DNS suffix applied to your machines
-	c.domain = "example.com" 
-	
+	c.domain = "example.com"
+
+	# Adauth needs a query user to interact with the domain.
+	# This user can be anything with domain access
+	#
+	# If Adauth doesn't work contact your IT support and make sure this account has full query access
+	c.query_user = "username"
+	c.query_password = "password"
+
 	# The IP address or Hostname of a DC (Domain Controller) on your network
 	#
 	# This could be anything and probably wont be 127.0.0.1
 	#
 	# Again contact your IT Support if you can't work this out
 	c.server = "127.0.0.1"
-	
+
 	# The LDAP base of your domain/intended users
 	#
 	# For all users in your domain the base would be:
 	# dc=example, dc=com
 	# OUs can be prepeneded to restrict access to your app
 	c.base = "dc=example, dc=com"
-	
+
 	# The port isn't always needed as Adauth defaults to 389 the LDAP Port
 	#
 	# If your DC is on the other side of a firewall you may need to change the port
+	# If your DC is using SSL, the port may be 636.
 	#c.port = 389
-	
+
+	# If your DC is using SSL, set encryption to :simple_tls
+	#c.encryption = :simple_tls
+
 	# Windows Security groups to allow
 	#
 	# Only allow members of set windows security groups to login
-	# 
+	#
 	# Takes an array for group names
 	#c.allowed_groups = ["Group1", "Group2"]
-	
+
 	# Windows Security groups to deny
 	#
 	# Only allow users who aren't in these groups to login
 	#
 	# Takes an array for group names
 	#c.denied_groups = ["Group1", "Group2"]
-	
-	# Additional single attributes to fetch
-	#
-	# Single Values to fetch from Active Directory for example phone number
-	#
-	# Takes a hash in the form { :method_on_Adauth::User => :field_in_ad }
-	#c.ad_sv_attrs = { :phone => :telephonenumber }
-	
-	# Additional multi attributes to fetch
-	#
-	# Multiple Values to fetch from Active Directory
-	#
-	# Takes a hash in the form { :method_on_Adauth::User => [ :field_in_ad, Proc.new { |g| operations_to_turn_field_into_array } ] }
-	# Example os for groups (already provided)
-	#c.ad_mv_attrs(:groups => [ :memberof, Proc.new {|g| g.sub(/.*?CN=(.*?),.*/, '\1')} ])
 end
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