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global:
  domain: "<your-domain>"
  instance: "smartfacts"
  registry: "repo.mid.de"
  repologin: <login provided by MID>
  cert:
    crtFullChain: "<FULL-CHAIN-CERT-BASE64>"
    key: "<CERT-KEY-BASE64>"
  ingress:
    enabled: true
    # if you use nginx as ingress controller please comment in this line:
    #ingressClassType: "nginx" 
  ldap:
    # The url of the ldap server
    url: #TODO
    # The base DN of the ldap
    base_dn: #TODO
    # Group search base
    g_search_base: #TODO
    # User search base
    u_search_base: #TODO
    # The ldap filter, which reduces the results to the relevant users and groups
    search_filter: #TODO
    # The read only user accessing the ldap
    user: #TODO
    # The password of the read-only user accessing the ldap.
    password: #TODO

    # The following section contains the mapping of the ldif attributes in your ldap to the attributes in Smartfacts.
    # The default values stated in the comments are the valid values for an openldap.
    # The values stated in the active fields (not out commented) are the correct values for an Active directory.
    # TODO: Please adopt the values, so that they fit to your ldap / Active directory instance.
    ldif_attributes:
      # The field for the unique id of an object. Default: "entryUUID"
      uniqueid: "objectGUID"
      # Classname of the group object. Default: "groupOfNames"
      classname_group: "group"
      # Classname of the user object. Default: "person"
      #classname_user: "person"

      # The field for the NameID of users. Default: "cn"
      user_nameid: "sAMAccountName"
      # The field for the given name of a user. Default: "givenName"
      #user_first_name: "givenName"
      # The field for the last name of a user. Default: "sn"
      #user_last_name: "sn"
      # The field for the title of a user. Default: "title"
      #user_title: "title"
      # The field for the email of a user. Default: "mail"
      #user_mail: "mail"
      # The field for the telephone number of a user. Default: "telephoneNumber"
      #user_phone: "telephoneNumber"
      # The field for the thumbnail photo of a user. Default: "thumbnailPhoto"
      #user_photo: "thumbnailPhoto"
      # The field for the division of a user. Default: "division"
      #user_division: "division"
      # The field for the company of a user. Default: "company"
      #user_company: "company"
      # The field for the display name of a user. Default: "displayName"
      user_display_name: "cn"

      # The field for the NameID of groups. Default: "cn"
      #group_nameid: "cn"
      # The Field for the full name of a group member. Default: "cn"
      #group_member_full_name: "cn"
      # The field for group members. Default: "member"
      #group_member: "member"
genoslc:
  enabled: true # Set to false if you want to use Smartfacts only (no OSLC connection to itger tools). In this case you cann skip the rest of this "genoslc" section.
  env:
    authorizationUri: "<Authorization URL of identity provider>"
    tokenUri: "<Token URI of identity provider>"
    userInfoUri: "<UserInfo URI of identity provider>"
    trsEnabled: false # Set to true if you use Smartfacts as data source for a link index
    configuration:
      # Give a list of up to 5 usernames of users which will have the administration right to change settings in Smartfacts.
      # At leas one administrator user must be stated here.
      administrators: 
        - <administrator1> # replace this value with the username of the person who should configure the oauth10a information for the OSLC Connector for Smartfacts
      # key used to encrypt the oauth10a configuration data
      oauth10aEncryptionKey: "" # define the key which is used to encrypt the oauth10a informatin in the database
    trsEnabled: false # Set to true if you use Smartfacts as data source for a link index

keycloak:
  openldap:
    enabled: false
    
mailservice:
  enabled: true
  filterEnabled: "false"
  serviceType: "smtp"   # Replace with aws if AWS email service is used
  sender: "noreply@yourdomain"
  smtp:
    host: ""
    port: "25"
    startTLS: true
    SSLOnConnect: false
    username: ""
    password: ""
  aws:
    region: "AWS-Region"
    key: "AWS-Key"
    secret: "AWS-Secret"