From: Stephen Gran Date: Sun, 15 Nov 2009 15:43:11 +0000 (+0000) Subject: move html into the cgi X-Git-Tag: release-0.3.33~38 X-Git-Url: https://git.adam-barratt.org.uk/?p=mirror%2Fuserdir-ldap-cgi.git;a=commitdiff_plain;h=af6fa4109acc4244e2a90c15bf0447818d54694e move html into the cgi Signed-off-by: Stephen Gran --- diff --git a/debian/rules b/debian/rules index 2aa9fd1..5beb036 100755 --- a/debian/rules +++ b/debian/rules @@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ build: clean: dh_testdir -rm -f build - -rm -rf $(i) debian/files* core debian/substvars + -rm -rf $(i) debian/files* core debian/substvars debian/debhelper.log instdirs = \ var/www/userdir-ldap \ @@ -31,6 +31,19 @@ binary-indep: build install -m 755 *.cgi $(i)/var/www/userdir-ldap/ install -m 644 Util.pm $(i)/var/www/userdir-ldap/ + install -m 644 html/index.html $(i)/var/www/ + install -m 644 html/doc-direct.html $(i)/var/www/userdir-ldap/ + install -m 644 html/doc-general.html $(i)/var/www/userdir-ldap/ + install -m 644 html/doc-hosts.html $(i)/var/www/userdir-ldap/ + install -m 644 html/doc-mail.html $(i)/var/www/userdir-ldap/ + install -m 644 html/forward.html $(i)/var/www/userdir-ldap/ + install -m 644 html/hostinfo.html $(i)/var/www/userdir-ldap/ + install -m 644 html/login.html $(i)/var/www/userdir-ldap/ + install -m 644 html/password.html $(i)/var/www/userdir-ldap/ + install -m 644 html/searchform.html $(i)/var/www/userdir-ldap/ + install -m 644 html/searchhelp.html $(i)/var/www/userdir-ldap/ + install -m 644 html/searchresults.html $(i)/var/www/userdir-ldap/ + install -m 644 html/update.html $(i)/var/www/userdir-ldap/ chown www-data:www-data $(i)/var/cache/userdir-ldap/web-cookies/ chmod u=rwx,g=,o= $(i)/var/cache/userdir-ldap/web-cookies/ diff --git a/html/doc-direct.html b/html/doc-direct.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..0cb712c --- /dev/null +++ b/html/doc-direct.html @@ -0,0 +1,133 @@ + + + + + Debian Project -- Direct LDAP Access + + + + + + + + + +

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Direct LDAP Access

Since the +compromise, +the information available to non-developers via the LDAP interface has been +limited a great deal. However, as always, the full database is accessible from +any .debian.org machine. If you wish relatively unfettered access to the LDAP +database, connect to it from a .debian.org machine, such as gluck.debian.org +(which is recommended for general shell usage anyhow). +

+The LDAP utilities package (ldap-utils) provides an utility called ldapsearch that can be used +to execute direct queries to the database. This is done by supplying +the following arguments to ldapsearch: -x -H +ldap://db.debian.org -b dc=debian,dc=org. Alternatively, the +-H and -b options can be put in +one's ~/.ldaprc, in the following form: +

+[ dbharris@gluck: ~/ ]$ cat ~/.ldaprc
+HOST db.debian.org
+BASE dc=debian,dc=org
+

+-x tells ldapsearch to use "simple" (non-SASL, non-Kerberos) +authentication. There appears to be no ~/.ldaprc option which does the same as +-x. With these parameters specified, we're ready to begin +searching. Here's an example: +

+[ dbharris@gluck: ~/ ]$ ldapsearch -x uid=dbharris keyfingerprint
+<snip>
+dn: uid=dbharris,ou=users,dc=debian,dc=org
+keyFingerPrint: CC53F12435C07BC258FE7A3C157DDFD959DDCB9F
+<snip>
+

+The first non-option argument (uid=dbharris in this case) is +the query to perform, and the rest of the arguments are the attributes to +return. If you only specify the query, but don't provide any attributes to +return, all readable attributes are returned. While the example was quite +simple, complex queries can be performed as well: +

+[ dbharris@gluck: ~/ ]$ ldapsearch -x -H ldap://db.debian.org -b dc=debian,dc=org '(&(!(loginshell=/bin/bash))(uid=*))' loginshell
+

+That query shows users that do not use bash as their shell. Some other +interesting queries are:

Count the number of developers +(&(keyfingerprint=*)(gidnumber=800))
Show people in a certain group gidmembership=adm
People named james cn=james
Someone whos last name phonetically sounds like 'Ackerma' +sn~=ackerm
All the sparcs host=sparc

RFC 2254 +has more information about the filter expressions.

Other LDAP Browsers

+The GQ package has a graphical LDAP browser that can browse the debian.org +tree. It is somewhat ungainly with the large number of entries in our +directory, but it does work nonetheless. Configuration is similar, use the +preferences dialog to add a new host with the information given above. +

+Netscape has a browser for their mailer, but I have never been able to get +it to work, please email if you have any luck. +

+To my knowledge there are no interfaces for popular mailers like mutt and +gnus. Such an interface would allow using the directory as an enhanced address +book. +

+Back to the Debian Project homepage. +

+ +You can contact us at +admin@db.debian.org. + +

+Last Modified: Fri, Jan 28 19:13:06 UTC 2005 +
+ Copyright © 1997-2005 + SPI; See license terms
+ Debian is a registered trademark of Software in the Public Interest, Inc. +

+ + diff --git a/html/doc-general.html b/html/doc-general.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..3b1b618 --- /dev/null +++ b/html/doc-general.html @@ -0,0 +1,112 @@ + + + + + Debian Project -- General LDAP Documentation + + + + + + + + + +

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General LDAP Documentation

+debian.org uses a single LDAP driven directory for account management across +all the project run machines. This directory +also provides services for leaving vacation notices, updating +xplanet coordinates, +email forwarding, ssh authentication keys and other information. +

+Note: the 'passwd' program and 'chfn' do not work with LDAP information. +Please use the web page or email gateway for the time being. All machines +running OpenSSH are using replicated SSH RSA authentication keys. +

Security and Privacy

+Three levels of information security are provided by the database. The first +is completely public information that anyone can see either by issuing an +LDAP query or by visiting the web site. The next level is +developer-only information that requires the search to be +performed from a .debian.org machine (see this +tutorial on how to use ldapsearch from a .debian.org machine for a +direct connection to the LDAP daemon) or from the web interface after +one has authenticated themselves as a Debian Developer. The final level is +admin-only or user-only information; this +information can only be viewed by the user or an administrator. +

+developer-only information includes precise location information +[postalcode, postal address, lat/long] telephone numbers, and the vacation +message. +

+Admin-only/user-only information includes email forwarding, +ssh keys and +the encrypted password. Note that email forwarding is necessarily publicly +viewable from accounts on the actual machines. +

+Entries in the directory are keyed to the developers PGP key, whoever has that +key can make any change to the directory through the mail interface. +

Access

+The directory has several means to access it: +

SSL Web Forms +
Finger gateway, finger foo@db.debian.org +
GPG key gateway, finger foo/key@db.debian.org +
Mail gateway +
Direct LDAP Access +
LDAP command line tools such as ud-info +

+Lost or forgotten password instructions +

+Back to the Debian Project homepage. +

+ +You can contact us at +admin@db.debian.org. + +

+Last Modified: Fri, Jan 28 19:13:06 UTC 2005 +
+ Copyright © 1997-2005 + SPI; See license terms
+ Debian is a registered trademark of Software in the Public Interest, Inc. +

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SSH Host Keys

The SSH host keys for the machines in the debian.org domains are +stored in the Debian LDAP database. The key and its fingerprint will +be displayed when details for a machine are +displayed.

On machines in the debian.org which are updated from the LDAP +database /etc/ssh/ssh_known_hosts contains the keys for +all hosts in this domain. This helps for easier log in into such a +machine. This is also be available in the chroot environments.

Developers should add StrictHostKeyChecking yes to +their ~/.ssh/config file so that they only connect to +trusted hosts. With the file mentioned above, nearly all hosts in the +debian.org domain will be trusted automatically.

Developers can also execute ud-host -f or +ud-host -f -h host on a machine in the debian.org domain +in order to display all host fingerprints or only the fingerprints of +a particular host in order to compare it with the output of +ssh on an external host.

Exception for Alioth

An exception has been made for the Alioth system since not only +Debian developers have an account on this machine. As a result, this +machine (or machines in case there are more of one serving as Alioth +hosts) is generally not trusted. Hence no passwords (i.e. no shadow +file(s)) will be exported to it and their SSH keys are not added to +the LDAP system.

Debian Host Naming Scheme

+Back to the Debian Project homepage. +

+ +You can contact us at +admin@db.debian.org. + +

+Last Modified: Tue, Feb 1 16:44:43 UTC 2005 +
+ Copyright © 1997-2005 + SPI; See license terms
+ Debian is a registered trademark of Software in the Public Interest, Inc. +

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LDAP Gateway

+The LDAP directory has a PGP secured mail gateway that +allows users to safely and conveniently effect changes to their entries. It +makes use of PGP signed input messages to positively identify the user and +to confirm the validity of the request. Furthermore it implements a replay +cache that prevents the gateway from accepting the same message more than +once. +

+There are three functions logically split into 3 separate email addresses +that are implemented by the gateway: ping, new password and +changes. The function to act on is the first argument to the program. +

+Error handling is currently done by generating a bounce message and passing +descriptive error text to the mailer. This can generate a somewhat hard to +read error message, but it does have all the relevant information. +

Ping

+The ping command simply returns the users public record. It is useful for +testing the gateway and for the requester to get a basic dump of their +record. In future this address might 'freshen' the record to indicate the +user is alive. Any PGP signed message will produce a reply. +

New Password

+If a user looses their password they can request that a new one be generated +for them. This is done by sending the phrase "Please change my Debian +password" to chpasswd@db.debian.org. The phrase is required to prevent the +daemon from triggering on arbitrary signed email. The best way to invoke this +feature is with +

echo "Please change my Debian password" | gpg --clearsign | mail chpasswd@db.debian.org

+After validating the request the daemon will generate a new random password, +set it in the directory and respond with an encrypted message containing the +new password. The password can be changed using one of the other interface +methods. +

Changes

+An address (changes@db.debian.org) is provided for making almost arbitrary +changes to the contents of the record. The daemon parses its input line by +line and acts on each line in a command oriented manner. Anything, except for +passwords, can be changed using this mechanism. Note however that because +this is a mail gateway it does stringent checking on its input. The other +tools allow fields to be set to virtually anything, the gateway requires +specific field formats to be met. +

A line of the form 'field: value' will change the contents of +the field to value. Some simple checks are performed on value to make sure +that it is not set to nonsense. You can't set an empty string as +value, use del instead (see below). The values that can +be changed are: +c, l, facsimileTelephoneNumber, telephoneNumber, +postalAddress, postalCode, +loginShell, emailForward, +jabberJID, ircNick, icqUin, +onVacation, +labledURI, +birthDate (YYYYMMDD), +mailDisableMessage, +mailGreylisting (TRUE|FALSE), +mailCallout (TRUE|FALSE), +VoIP, +and gender (1|2|9|male|female|unspecified). +
A line of the form 'del field' will completly remove all +occurrences of a field. Useful e.g. to unset your vacation status. +The fields that can be deleted are: +c, l, facsimileTelephoneNumber, telephoneNumber, +postalAddress, postalCode, emailForward, +onVacation, labeledURI, latitude, longitude, dnsZoneEntry, +ircNick, jabberJID, icquin, +sshRSAAuthKey, +mailGreylisting, mailCallout, mailRBL, mailRHSBL, mailDisableMessage, mailWhitelist, +birthDate, +jpegPhoto, VoIP +
The daemon has a special parser to help changing latitude and longitude +values. It accepts several common formats for position information and +converts them to one of the standard forms. The permitted types are +
```
D = Degrees, M = Minutes, S = Seconds, x = n,s,e,w
++-DDD.DDDDD, +- DDDMM.MMMM, +-DDDMMSS.SSSS [standard forms]
+DDxMM.MMMM, DD:MM.MMMM x, DD:MM:SS.SSS X)
```
+and the request format is 'Lat: xxx Long: xxx' where xxx +is one of the permitted types. The resulting response will include how the +input was parsed and the value in decimal degrees. +
+Part of the replicated dataset is a virtual .ssh/authorized_keys file for +each user. The change address is the simplest way to set the RSA key(s) you +intend to use. Simply place a key on a line by itself, the full SSH key +format specification is supported, see sshd(8). Probably the most common way +to use this function will be +
```
cat .ssh/id_rsa.pub | gpg --clearsign | mail changes@db.debian.org
```
+which will set the authentication key to the identity you are using. +Multiple keys per user are supported, but they must all be sent at once. +
RBL, RHSBL, and whitelists can only be updated via the mail gateway. Like +DNS and ssh keys, any list specified must be specified in its enterity. The format is: +listtype dns.domain.of.rbl/IP to whitelist where listtype is one of mailRBL, +mailRHSBL, and mailWhitelist +
Debian.net DNS Zone Entry. The only way to get a debian.net address is +to use the mail gateway. It +will verify the request and prevent name collisions automatically. Requests +can take three forms: 'foo in a 1.2.3.4', 'foo in cname +foo.bar.', or 'foo in mx 10 foo.bar.' (note the trailing dot). +Note that you +cannot combine CNAME with any other record types. The precise form +is critical and must not be deviated from. +Like the SSH function above, multiple hosts are supported, but they must all +be sent at once. The debian.net zone is reloaded hourly. +
If the single word show appears on a line then a PGP encrypted version +of the entire record will be attached to the resulting email. +

+After processing the requests the daemon will generate a report which contains +each input command and the action taken. If there are any parsing errors +processing stops immediately, but valid changes up to that point are +processed. +

Notes

+In this document PGP refers to any message or key that GnuPG is +able to generate or parse, specifically it includes both PGP2.x and OpenPGP +(aka GnuPG) keys. +

+Due to the replay cache the clock on the computer that generates the +signatures has to be accurate to at least one day. If it is off by several +months or more then the daemon will outright reject all messages. +

+Examples are given using GnuPG, but PGP 2.x can also be used. The correct +options to generate a clear signed ascii armored message in 'filter' mode +are pgp -fast which does the same as gpg --clearsign +

+Debian.org machines rely on secured replication to transfer login data out +of the database. Replication is performed at 15 min intervals so it can take +a short while before any changes made take effect. +

+If the mail you're sending to the mail robot is too long for your MTA +and gets split please use a different mail origin or pass the mail to +the MTA on a debian.org machine, e.g. gluck: +

cat .ssh/id_rsa.pub | gpg --clearsign | ssh gluck mail changes@db.debian.org

+Back to the Debian Project homepage. +

+ +You can contact us at +admin@db.debian.org. + +

+Last Modified: Tue, Jun 2 12:31:58 UTC 2009 +
+ Copyright © 1997-2009 + SPI; See license terms
+ Debian is a registered trademark of Software in the Public Interest, Inc. +

+ + diff --git a/html/forward.html b/html/forward.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..17d49ca --- /dev/null +++ b/html/forward.html @@ -0,0 +1,118 @@ + + + + + Debian Project -- Email Forwarding + + + + + + + + + +

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Email Forwarding

+Emails to @debian.org addresses now go through a LDAP distributed email system. +This system uses the forwarding field in the LDAP directory to route mail +without passing it through a users .forward file on a single host. +Multiple machines participate in the forwarding to provide redundancy. +

+Each forwarders inspects the LDAP database +to see if foo@debian.org has forwarding set to an address, if so the envelope +to address is rewritten and the message redirected to the new address. +Otherwise the message is relayed to master.debian.org for processing by the +users .forward files. If email forwarding is setup then .forward files are +NOT considered. Extension addresses (foo-lists) are always routed +directly to master for processing. +

+All machines also use the forwarding attribute as a default destination for +email. If the user has a home directory and no .forward file the mail is +forwarded rather than delivered to /var/spool/mail. This makes sure cron +reports, bug responses and other unexpected emails are not misplaced. +

+If you set the forwarding address to be a specific Debian machine and do +not create a forward file then that machine will spool the mail to +/var/spool/mail instead of creating a mail loop. +

+The email forwarding can be easily reconfigured using GnuPG: +

+echo "emailforward: foo@bar.com" | gpg --clearsign | mail change@db.debian.org
+

+or by visiting db.debian.org +

+You can test the email routing by using the command /usr/sbin/exim -bt +foo@debian.org +

procmail

+If you use procmail for your main mailbox, PLEASE, erase your .forward +file and put a .procmailrc in its place instead. This feature has been +supported on debian.org machines for a good while now, and will continue to be +supported. .procmailrc files won't be synchronised to all hosts in +the LDAP directory. +

+The correct way to invoke procmail for extension addresses is "|/usr/bin/procmail [options]" +Ignore the IFS=".." stuff in the procmail man page. +

MailBox formats

+Email can be saved to mailboxes or maildirs by using the correct lines in a +.forward file: +

+Mailbox format files "/debian/home/foo/Mbox" +
Maildir format files "/debian/home/foo/MDir/" +

+To deliver to /var/spool/mail/foo use a construct like '|/usr/bin/procmail +-m /dev/null'. Putting the mailbox path will not work. You must use +absolute paths for mailboxes, qmail-like ./ paths are not supported by +Exim. +

+Also, 'Exim Filter' files are deliberately turned off. +

+Back to the Debian Project homepage. +

+ +You can contact us at +admin@db.debian.org. + +

+Last Modified: Mon, May 9 18:13:06 UTC 2005 +
+ Copyright © 1997-2005 + SPI; See license terms
+ Debian is a registered trademark of Software in the Public Interest, Inc. +

+ + diff --git a/html/hostinfo.html b/html/hostinfo.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e725d0f --- /dev/null +++ b/html/hostinfo.html @@ -0,0 +1,80 @@ + + + + + Debian Project -- debian.org Developer Machines + + + + + + + + + +

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+~hostdetails~ +
+

+Debian Host Naming Scheme SSH Keys
+Not all Debian hardware is maintained by the Debian System Administrators. For a (partial) list of systems controlled by others please see the non-DSA-HW wiki page. +

+Back to the Debian Project homepage. +

+ +You can contact us at +admin@db.debian.org. + +

+Last Modified: Thu, Jul 17 09:04:14 UTC 2008 +
+ Copyright © 1997-2008 + SPI; See license terms
+ Debian is a registered trademark of Software in the Public Interest, Inc. +

+ + diff --git a/html/index.html b/html/index.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f5f1c37 --- /dev/null +++ b/html/index.html @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +

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+Last Modified: Fri, Jan 28 19:13:06 UTC 2005 +
+ Copyright © 1997-2005 + SPI; See license terms
+ Debian is a registered trademark of Software in the Public Interest, Inc. +

+ + diff --git a/html/password.html b/html/password.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..2361766 --- /dev/null +++ b/html/password.html @@ -0,0 +1,96 @@ + + + + + Debian Project -- Lost or Forgotten password + + + + + + + + + +

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Lost or Forgotten password

+If you have lost or forgotten your LDAP password (and by extension, your +machine login password) you can have it reset by sending a PGP signed +message to the mail gateway: +

+echo "Please change my Debian password" | gpg --clearsign | mail chpasswd@db.debian.org
+or
+echo "Please change my Debian password" | pgp -fast | mail chpasswd@db.debian.org
+

+The daemon will then respond with a new randomized password encrypted +with your key. You can then use the +SSL Web pages to change your +password to something you can remember. You cannot set a new password via the +mail gateway. +

+Alternatively, you can do without a password and use PGP to manipulate your +LDAP information through the mail gateway and use +SSH RSA Authentication to access the servers. To setup OpenSSH for RSA you +need to first generate a private RSA key using ssh-keygen and select +a good passphrase for it. Then send the public portion of the key to the LDAP +directory: +

+gpg --clearsign < ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub | mail change@db.debian.org
+

NB: Only version 2 RSA keys are accepted. Version 1 RSA +keys (i.e. identity.pub files) will not work.

+You can then use this key to authenticate to the machines. Using ssh-agent +(automatically run by Debian's X configuration) you can use ssh-add to 'cache' +your passphrase once. +

+Back to the Debian Project homepage. +

+ +You can contact us at +admin@db.debian.org. + +

+Last Modified: Thu, May 15 18:13:05 UTC 2008 +
+ Copyright © 1997-2008 + SPI; See license terms
+ Debian is a registered trademark of Software in the Public Interest, Inc. +

+ + diff --git a/html/searchform.html b/html/searchform.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..601f394 --- /dev/null +++ b/html/searchform.html @@ -0,0 +1,351 @@ + + + + + Debian Project -- debian.org Developers LDAP Search + + + + + + + + + +

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Debian Developers Database Search + (any field can be left blank....) +Help on searching
First name:	+Fuzzy search
Last name:	+Fuzzy search
login:	+Fuzzy search
IRC nickname:	+Fuzzy search
PGP/GPG fingerprint:	+Fuzzy search
country:	+ +
On vacation
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Debian developers can login +to update their settings, or logout if they are +logged in.

Debian development machines +
Documentation +
Lost or forgotten password instructions +
Debian.org Email Forwarding +
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+Back to the Debian Project homepage. +

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+Last Modified: Wed, Sep 17 22:54:07 UTC 2008 +
+ Copyright © 1997-2008 + SPI; See license terms
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The "On vacation" field will return all developers who have left a vacation +message.

+Back to the Debian Project homepage. +

+ +You can contact us at +admin@db.debian.org. + +

+Last Modified: Mon, Jan 10 03:47:20 UTC 2005 +
+ Copyright © 1997-2005 + SPI; See license terms
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Debian Developers Database Maintanence

+ login:

~uid~@debian.org +

+ Name:

~cn~ ~mn~ ~sn~ +

+ Gender:

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+ Date of Birth (YYYYMMDD):

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+ Change password:
(re-enter to verify) +

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+ Street address: +

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+ City/State: +

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+ Country: +

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+ Postal code: +

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+ Latitude / Longitude:
+ (format: +-DDDMMSS; + is north/east) +

+ / + +

+ Phone: +

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+ FAX:
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+ ICQ UIN: +

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+ Jabber ID: +

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+ VoIP: +

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+ BATV Token: +

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+ Preferred shell: +

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+ email forwarded to: +

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+ debian-private subscript addr: +

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+ IRC nickname: +

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+ Web page: +

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+ Vacation message:
+ (Note: if this is set, you will be shown to
+ be on vacation) +

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+ Greylisting:
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+ Sender Verification by Callout:
+

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+ Mail Disable Message:
+ (Note: if this is set, ALL email to your account will be + bounced at SMTP accept time with this string) +

+ +

+ sudo passwords:
+ + + +

hosts	status	password	delete

+ +
+ new sudo password:
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host:
password:
confirm:

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