DisOrder 4.3

[disorder] / debian / templates.disorder-server

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 Template: disorder/roots
 Type: string
 Default:
-Description: Audio directories
+Description: Audio directories:
  Enter the list of directories that contain audio files (e.g. MP3 or OGG
  files) separated by spaces.
 
 Template: disorder/encoding
 Type: string
-Default: UTF-8
-Description: Filesystem encoding
+Description: Filesystem encoding:
  Enter your filesystem's character encoding.  Check rather than
  guessing if you are not sure.
 
 Template: disorder/scratches
 Type: string
 Default: /usr/share/disorder/slap.ogg /usr/share/disorder/scratch.ogg
-Description: Scratch files
+Description: Scratch files:
  Enter a list of files to be played when a track is scratched, separated
  by spaces.  Leave this blank if you don't want any scratch sounds.
  All filenames should be absolute path names.
 
-Template: disorder/server-name
-Type: string
-Default: localhost
-Description: Web server hostname
- Enter the hostname that the web interface will appear under.
-
 Template: disorder/port
 Type: string
 Default: none
-Description: Port number for clients to connect to
+Description: Port number for clients to connect to:
  Enter the port number that the server should listen on for clients.  This
  can be set to 'none' to permit only local clients or a port number for
  remote clients to connect to, e.g. using Disobedience.
+
+Template: disorder/interface
+Type: select
+Choices: local, network
+Default: local
+Description: Interface to use to play sound:
+ 'local' means the default local sound device will be used.  Use this
+ if you want to play through your sound card and don't want to play on any
+ other computers.
+ .
+ 'network' means sound will be transmitted over the network using RTP,
+ for instance to a multicast address.  Use this option if you want to play
+ sound through more than one computer.
+
+Template: disorder/mcast_address
+Type: string
+Description: Destination address for network sound transmission:
+ Sound data will be sent to this address using the RTP protocol.  Users
+ would use (for instance) disorder-playrtp to play it.  Typically this
+ would be a multicast address but this is not mandatory.
+
+Template: disorder/mcast_port
+Type: string
+Description: Destination port for network sound transmission:
+ Sound data will be sent to this UDP port using the RTP protocol.
+
+Template: disorder/mail_sender
+Type: string
+Default: 
+Description: Sender address for email from web interface:
+ The web interface needs to know what email address it should send messages
+ from.  It is possible that users will reply to this address if they are
+ unsure what to do.