If you debian-installation is already set up using libnss-ldap and
slapd, lwat should be able to work without a config-file, given that
the debconf-cache is pulic readable. lwat tries to make qualified
guessesbased on what it find in debconf for various packages, such
as libnss-ldap, slapd, exim4, postfix and some other packages. lwat
will then store it's config in a cookie, so it doesnt need to look
it all up every time something is send to the server. But the server
admin may override the settings by creating a
config.php, and store it under
/etc/lliurex-lwat.
buildconf.php is meant for this
task, to make sure there is reasonable defaults. of course it's up
to the admin to edit the settigns. you may create a new config.php
by using the command
wget -O /etc/lliurex-lwat/config.php http://<servername>/lliurex-lwat/buildconf.php
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