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# FTS configuration file
#[core]
#foreground = False
[tftp]
# Path that FTS uses for it's layer filesystem
path = /tftpboot/pxelinux.cfg
# Path that contains the static information that gets directly
# served if exists.
static-path = /tftpboot/pxelinux.static
#[ldap]
#
## LDAP URL which might be used by several plugins in order to
## find out what to do with the incoming request. Used at least
## by FAI and LTSP.
#url = ldap://ldap.example.net/dc=example,dc=net
#
## Eventually needed bind DN if anonymous access is not allowed.
#bind_dn = cn=manager,dc=example,dc=net
#
## Password for the bind.
#bind_secret = secret
#
## Number of LDAP simultaneous connections in the connection pool.
#pool_size = 10
#[clacks]
#
## AMQP URL for the Clacks system bus. It is needed if you decide
## to use libinst for serving boot parameters.
#proxy = amqps://user:[email protected]/your.domain
#[opsi]
#
## HTTP(S) URL to the OPSI server, including username and passwords.
#proxy = https://user:[email protected]:4447/rpc
#
## Custom append line to pass to the clients
#append = noapic ramdisk_size=175112 init=/etc/init initrd=opsi-root.gz reboot=b video=vesa:ywrap,mtrr vga=791 quiet splash
#
## Default language to use in the installation environment.
#language = en
#
## Force hostname from opsi config backend, overrides dns (default: True)
#force_hostname = True
#
## Force domainname from opsi config backend, overrides dns (default: False)
#force_domain = False
#[fai]
#
## Path to the NFS root which is served to FAI clients.
#nfs-root = /srv/nfsroot
#
## FAI flags to use for the clients.
#flags = verbose,sshd,syslogd,createvt,reboot
#
## Union filesystem to use (aufs/unionfs)
#union = aufs
#
## If a client has no status, you can define what happens to it
## using the default-init keyword. 'fallback' continues to seek
## another boot method. Other valid values are 'install',
## 'install-init', 'softupdate', 'localboot' and 'sysinfo'.
#default-init = fallback