<?php

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// the config file - edit to match your set up

// Set wide settings

// set site name to what you want to appear in the title bar and top of every page.
$CONFIG['site_name'] = 'Purchase Order Web Form';

// Authentication settings

// set this variable to define which authentication scheme to use...
// at present only none or ldap are configured
// however if you have another type you wish to use you can just
// the include file in the auth folder as auth.inc.php
// The file should be saved in a sub-folder named to match the
// authentication type i.e. ldap -- You can then call the authentication
// type by changing the variable below to match the name of the sub folder
// 
// - set it to 'none' to disable authentication

$CONFIG['auth_set'] = 'none';

//Language Settings

// set this variable to match the folder name that your language file resides in
// at present there is only an English translation, so leave this set to 'en'

$CONFIG['lang'] = 'en';

// set this to match the code for your currency symbol &pound; for Strelling, &euro; for euro etc.
$CONFIG['currency'] = '&pound;';

// LDAP Server variables

// host needs to be the ip address of your ldap server, port default is 389
$ldap['host'] 	= 'xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx';
$ldap['port'] 	= 389;

// LDAP BIND Variables

// binduser and bindpass need to be a username and password of an account in your ldap that can browse the dircetory
// it does not need to be an admin user
// bindbase is the base dn of the binduser
$ldap['binduser'] 	= 'binduser';
$ldap['bindpass'] 	= 'bindpass';
$ldap['bind_base'] = 	'ou=Users,dc=domain,dc=com';
$ldap['binddn'] 	= 'cn=' . $ldap['binduser'] . ',' . $ldap['bind_base'];

// LDAP Search Variables

// base is the base dn that you want to search for your authenticated users in.
// user_context is the context that you want to match the user names against
// sAMAccountName is the most likely for Microsoft Active Directory
$ldap['base'] 	= 'ou=Users,dc=domain,dc=com';
$ldap['user_context'] = 'sAMAccountName';

// Email Settings

// set this field to the email address you want to send your completed purchase orders
// to. For your users to receive confirmation emails of their orders, they must have their
// email address present in the LDAP source.
$CONFIG['finance_mail'] = 'finance@example.com';
$CONFIG['mail_subject'] = 'New order from ' . $CONFIG['site_name'] . '.';

// if you are not using authentication, then we need to get the email address we are going to send the messages from!
// if you are using authentication then you can ignore this setting!
$CONFIG['no_auth_mail'] = 'example@example.com';

?>