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[mirror/userdir-ldap.git] / doc / ud-mailgate.8.yo

diff --git a/doc/ud-mailgate.8.yo b/doc/ud-mailgate.8.yo
index 4fb1bac..558bdaa 100644 (file)
--- a/doc/ud-mailgate.8.yo
+++ b/doc/ud-mailgate.8.yo
@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ record. In future this address might 'freshen' the record to indicate the
 user is alive. Any PGP signed message will produce a reply.
 
 manpagesection(NEW PASSWORD)
-If a user looses their password they can request that a new one be generated 
+If a user loses 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 arbitary signed email. The best way to invoke this
@@ -61,7 +61,7 @@ A line of the form bf('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 sent to nonsense. The values that can be changed are: c, l,
 facsimiletelephonenumber, telephonenumber, postaladdress, postalcode,
-loginshell, emailforward, ircnick, onvacation, and onvacation. See
+loginshell, emailforward, ircnick, onvacation, and labledurl. See
 ud-info(1) for information on the meanings of each field type.
 
 dit(Latitude/Longitude Change)
@@ -81,7 +81,7 @@ 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 verb(cat .ssh/identity.pub | gpg --clearsign |
-mail change@debian.org) which will set the authentication key to the
+mail change@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.
@@ -100,6 +100,12 @@ dit(Show Function)
 If the single word bf('show') appears on a line then a PGP encrypted version
 of the entire record will be attached to the result email.
 
+dit(Erasing an entry)
+The command bf('del foo') can be used to erase any of the entries settable by
+the user. The erasable attributes are: c, l, facsimiletelephonenumber, 
+telephonenumber, postaladdress, postalcode, emailforward, ircnick, 
+onvacation, labeledurl, latitude, longitude, and sshrsaauthkey.
+
 enddit()
 
 After processing the requests the daemon will generate a report which contains