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Template: diogenes/welcome
Type: note
_Description: Welcome to the Diogenes setup program
 You must have a database server already setup and ready to go if you are
 going to have this program configure your database for you.  If you are
 not comfortable with this, you should tell the debconf process that you do
 not have any database server.  You will then need to configure Diogenes manually.
 .
 If debconf is set up in a way that you will not be asked questions
 interactively (i.e. you do not see this note during installation but as a
 mail to your root account), Diogenes will assume that your web server is
 apache and your database server is MySQL and no MySQL root password is set.  If
 any of these do not apply, Diogenes will not run unless you configure it
 manually by creating its database and editing the files in /etc/diogenes.

Template: diogenes/purge_removes_data
Type: boolean
Default: true
_Description: Remove web site data after "purging" the diogenes package?
 Should the data that makes up Diogenes's web sites be removed when
 the diogenes packages is purged with the "dpkg --purge diogenes" command
 (i.e. remove everything including the configuration)?

Template: diogenes/webservers
Type: multiselect
_Choices: apache, apache-ssl, apache-perl, apache2
Default: apache
_Description: Type of web server:
 By default Diogenes supports any web server that php4 does.  This config
 process currently only supports Apache directly.  If you use another one
 you will have to handle the web ends manually.  If you choose the first
 option, this install process will manage the configuration (or attempt to)
 of the Apache specific portions necessary to run Diogenes properly.

Template: diogenes/webuser
Type: string
Default: www-data
_Description: User your web server runs as:
 Unable to obtain the user your web server runs as. This is needed in order
 to allow the web server to write the files that make up the Diogenes-managed
 web sites.

Template: diogenes/webgroup
Type: string
Default: www-data
_Description: Group your web server runs as:
 Unable to obtain the group your web server runs as.  This is needed in order
 to allow the web server to read Diogenes's configuration files.

Template: diogenes/databasemgr_type
Type: select
_Choices: Automatic, Manual
Default: Automatic
_Description: Type of database installation:
 If you want the setup program to ask you questions and do the database
 setup for you, select "Automatic". (Recommended)
 .
 If you want to configure your database by hand, select "Manual".  In this
 case you will have to create the Diogenes database and user by hand and
 handle database upgrades manually.

Template: diogenes/dbadmpass
Type: password
_Description: Database admin password:
 Enter the password for your database admin user to access the database.
 This password had been set when installing your database.  It is most
 likely NOT the same password that your Diogenes manager account will use.

Template: diogenes/databasemgr_server
Type: string
Default: localhost
_Description: Hostname of the database server:
 If your database is on another machine besides the one that Diogenes is
 running on then you need to change this value to the fully qualified
 domain name for that system.

Template: diogenes/database_name
Type: string
Default: diogenes
_Description: Name for the Diogenes database:
 By default this will be "diogenes".  This is where all the Diogenes related
 database items will be setup and stored.

Template: diogenes/database_user
Type: string
Default: diogenes
_Description: Database username:
 What username will access the database for Diogenes?  By default this is
 it's own user "diogenes" so that permissions can be tightened down.

Template: diogenes/database_pass
Type: password
Default: auto
_Description: Password for the Diogenes user:
 Enter a password for the database user which will be used along with
 the database user name you have already supplied to connect to the
 database.
 .
 If you wish to leave the password empty, type "none".  If you wish to use
 an automatically generated random password type "auto".

Template: diogenes/dbmyadmin
Type: string
Default: root
_Description: MySQL administrator username: