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Prompt for development and/or incomplete code
CONFIG_EXPERIMENTAL
  Some of the programs in this package may be incomplete or
  instable.
  Unless you intend to help test and develop a feature that
  falls into this category, or you have a situation that requires
  using these features you should probably say N here, which will
  cause this configure script to present you with fewer choices. If
  you say Y here, you will be offered the choice of using features or
  that are currently considered to be in the alpha-test phase.

CONFIG_BUILDX11
  With this option you can disable the installation of all programs
  which require X11. If xmkmf is missing, this option will be
  automatically disabled for you.

CONFIG_KERNELDIR
  Some programs need special include files from non-standard locations
  within the kernel source. The default is /usr/src/linux. Change this
  setting to fit your local environment.

Directory to install binaries
CONFIG_BINDIR
  This option tells the installation process, where to put those
  programs which are usable for ordinary users. The administrative
  programs (those, which are intended for configuration) are
  installed in another directory, configurable in the next option.

Directory to install administrative binaries
CONFIG_SBINDIR
  This option tess the installation process, where to put the
  administrative programs. All other programs are installed in
  another directory, configurable in the previous option.

Directory to install man pages
CONFIG_MANDIR
  This option tells the installation process, where to put the
  man pages. This is usually /usr/man or /usr/local/man. The
  man pages go into some subdirectory below this directory
  depending on the section they belong to.

CONFIG_RUNDIR
  Some applications create special files for managing their
  process IDs. This option selects the directory where to create
  these ".pid" files. Usually this is /var/run.

CONFIG_LOCKDIR
  Some applications create special files for resource locking.
  This option selects the directory where to create these files.
  Usually this is /var/lock.

CONFIG_LOCKFILE
  Some applications create special files for resource locking.
  This option selects the fixed part of name for these files.
  The variable part depends on the application. Usually you
  can accept the "LCK.." default here.

General configuration directory
CONFIG_I4LCONFDIR
  Some of the programs in this package need global configuration
  files. This option tells them where to expect these files.
  During installation, some sample files may be installed there
  also.

CONFIG_CONFFILE
  This is the name of the global configuration file.

CONFIG_CALLERIDFILE
  This option defines the name for the global callerid file.
  In this file, well-known names can be assigned to phone numbers.
  Some of the applications then display the names instead of
  phone numbers.

CONFIG_USERCONFFILE
  In addition to the global config file, some applications allow
  user-specific settings. This option tells, which filename to
  use for these settings.

CONFIG_COUNTRY_PREFIX
  This option defines the prefix to be dialed before the country code
  on international calls.

CONFIG_AREA_PREFIX
  This option defines the prefix to be dialed before the area code
  on national calls.

CONFIG_COUNTRYCODE
  Put your local country code WITHOUT prefix here.

CONFIG_AREACODE
  Put your local area code WITHOUT prefix here.

CONFIG_LIB_AREACODE
  For resolving areacodes to city names, a database library is used.
  With this option, you can select between two database librarys.
  The recommended library is "Areacode", however those who want to
  reuse their old datafiles, can select the old "Avon" library here.

CONFIG_DATADIR
  With this option, the directory for the areacode database and
  the firmware images of the various active cards can be selected.

Build isdnctrl tool
CONFIG_ISDNCTRL
  This program is the main configuration utility for all linklevel
  related configuration such as net-devices, mapping, encapsulation
  etc. This program is documented in isdnctrl(8).

Enable debugging features of isdnctrl
CONFIG_ISDNCTRL_DEBUG
  If enabled, a special feature 'debug' is available with isdnctrl.
  With this feature, isdnctrl is able to dump internal data structures
  of the linklevel part. This feature may be helpful when debugging
  drivers or the linklevel itself.

Enable config file option isdnctrl
CONFIG_ISDNCTRL_CONF
  If enabled, an option to read/write configfiles is built into
  isdnctrl.  The manpage is extended automatically.

Enable timru-controls
CONFIG_ISDNCTRL_TIMRU
  If enabled, support for the TIMRU extension is enabled. Note: TIMRU
  is NOT supported by standard-kernels (as of 2.0.36).

Build iprofd
CONFIG_IPROFD
  If enabled, iprofd, a special daemon will be built. This daemon is
  used to permanently store profile data from the modem emulator
  into a file whenever an AT&W0 command is given on any ttyI. It also
  reads this file on startup and initializes the profile from its
  contents.
  This program is documented in iprofd(8).

Build telesctrl
CONFIG_TELESCTRL
  This program is used to configure the teles driver (mainly debugging
  options). For the HiSax driver, there is another tool, called
  hisaxctrl. These are essentially the same binary, just with a
  different name.
  This program is documented in telesctrl(8).

Build hisaxctrl
CONFIG_HISAXCTRL
  This program is used to configure the HiSax driver (mainly debugging
  options). For the teles driver, there is another tool, called
  telesctrl. These are essentially the same binary, just with a
  different name.
  This program is documented in hisaxctrl(8).

Build icnctrl
CONFIG_ICNCTRL
  This program is used to configure the ICN driver. With this tool,
  you can add cards, download protocol firmware into cards and
  configure ports, memory, leased-line mode etc.
  This program is documented in icnctrl(8).

Enable debugging features of icnctrl
CONFIG_ICNCTRL_DEBUG
  If enabled, a special feature 'debug' is available with icnctrl.
  With this feature, icnctrl is able to dump internal data structures
  of the ICN driver. This feature may be helpful when debugging
  the ICN driver.

Build actctrl
CONFIG_ACTCTRL
  This program is used to configure the IBM Active 2000 driver. With
  this tool, you can add cards, download protocol firmware into cards
  and configure ports, irq, D-channel protocol etc.
  This program is documented in actctrl (8).

Enable debugging features of actctrl
CONFIG_ACTCTRL_DEBUG
  If enabled, a special feature 'debug' is available with actctrl.
  With this feature, actctrl is able to dump internal data structures
  of the IBM Active 2000 driver. This feature may be helpful when
  debugging the driver.

Build pcbitctl
CONFIG_PCBITCTL
  This program is used to configure the pcbit driver. With this tool
  you can download protocol firmware into cards.
  This program is documented in pcbitctl (8).

Build eiconctrl
CONFIG_EICONCTRL
  This program is used to configure the Eicon driver. With
  this tool, you can add cards, download protocol firmware into cards
  and configure ports, irq, D-channel protocol etc.
  This program is documented in eiconctrl (8).

CONFIG_AVMCAPICTRL
  This program is used to configure the avm-b1 driver. With this tool
  you can download protocol firmware into cards.
  This program is documented in avmcapictrl (8).

CONFIG_DIEHLCTRL
  This program is used to configure the diehl driver. With this tool
  you can download protocol firmware into cards.
  This program is documented in diehlctrl (8).

CONFIG_LOOPCTRL
  This program is used to configure the loop driver. This tool is
  marked experimental, since the driver is NOT included in standard
  kernel. It is mainly for testing purposes.
  This program is documented in loopctrl (8).

Build imon
CONFIG_IMON
  This is a userlevel program to monitor the activity of isdn4linux.
  It is tty based and uses ncurses to produce a nice screen.
  This program is documented in imon (1).

Build imontty
CONFIG_IMONTTY
  This is a userlevel program to monitor the activity of isdn4linux.
  It is tty based; does NOT use (n)curses.
  This program is documented in imontty (1).

Build isdnlog
CONFIG_ISDNLOG
  This program is mainly for monitoring activity. It has been extended
  to do a lot of more however. See isdnlog/README for more info.

Buid ipppstats
CONFIG_IPPPSTATS
  This programs displays statistics of synchronous PPP connections.
  Using this program only makes sense if you use ipppd.

Build xisdnload
CONFIG_XISDNLOAD
  This is a program for displaying traffic of ISDN-connections in an
  X11-window. It shows a similar traffic-graph like xload.

Build xmonisdn
CONFIG_XMONISDN
  This is an X11 based ISDN monitor.

NetUP command
CONFIG_XMONISDN_UPCMD
  Enter the path of command to execute, if an ISDN-connection is
  established.

NetDOWN command
CONFIG_XMONISDN_DOWNCMD
  Enter the path of command to execute, if an ISDN-connection is
  terminated.

Install generic man pages
CONFIG_GENMAN
  If enabled, in addition to the tool's man pages, the following
  generic man pages are installed:
  isdninfo(4) ttyI(4) cui(4) isdn_audio(4) isdnctrl(4) isdn_cause(7)

Generate FAQ
CONFIG_FAQ
  If enabled, the FAQ, available as html both unpacked and packed
  with zip and gzip are generated. The FAQ is available in English
  and German.

Where to install the FAQ
CONFIG_FAQDIR
  Here you can tell where to put the FAQ.

capifax CAPI based FAX application
CONFIG_CAPIFAX
  If enabled, a CAPI based FAX system will be build. It is realized
  using two programs: capifax, a FAX-sending application and
  faxrcvd, a daemon for receiving incoming Faximile. Since both
  programs use the CAPI2.0 functionality, these programs are
  currently ONLY USABLE IF YOU HAVE an AVM-B1 installed!

Remote CAPI daemon
CONFIG_RCAPID
  If enabled, a daemon for exporting CAPI connectivity via local
  Network will be build. The protocol used is based on the
  specification published by Bintec on their web-site. On
  the same web-site, there is an example client available.
  THIS IS ONLY USABLE, IF YOU HAVE an AVM-B1 installed!

ISDN answering machine
CONFIG_VBOX
  If enabled, an ISDN answering machine will be build. This program
  does NOT with some ISDN cards which don't support transparent
  B-channels: ICN, ACT2000 and Spellcaster.

Voice message spool directory
VBOX_SPOOLDIR
  This is the directory under which incoming messages are stored.
  A subdirectory under this directory will be created for each user.
  /var/spool/vbox is usual.

Vbox log directory
VBOX_LOGDIR
  Logs of incoming messages etc. will be stored in this directory.
  /var/log/vbox is usual.

Vbox PID directory
VBOX_PIDDIR
  Files storing the process ID of running vboxgetty processes will be
  written in this directory (traditionally /var/run).

Vbox lock directory
VBOX_LOCKDIR
  Lockfiles to ensure mutually exclusive access to devices will be
  created in this directory. /var/lock is recommended.

Vbox documentation directory
VBOX_DOCDIR
  Where the (currently only German) documentation is installed.

Version of Tcl library to use
VBOX_TCL
  There are different versions of tcl available.. tcl8.0 is the
  current one.

Use a callid in SUSPEND
VBOX_SUSPEND_ID
  If suspending ("park") a call it is possible to assign a id to the
  suspended call (value is 1). Some ISDN phones don't allow to resume
  calls with an id.

PPP daemon for syncPPP support
CONFIG_IPPPD
  Enabling this, builds a special PPP daemon called ipppd which
  handles synchronous PPP and MPPP (multilink PPP). This program is
  documented in ipppd(8).

Support for MS chap secrets
CONFIG_IPPPD_MSCHAP
  If enabled, adds support for Microsoft's extension of CHAP
  authentication. For compiling this, a DES-encryption library
  libdes.a and its include file des.h needs to be installed on
  your system. If the configuration process fails to find these,
  this option is automatically disabled.

Support for RADIUS protocol
CONFIG_IPPPD_RADIUS
  Enabling this option, adds support for RADIUS authentication. You
  need libradiusclient installed on your system for enabling this.
  See ipppd/README.RADIUS for more information.

Support for RADIUS wtmp logging
CONFIG_RADIUS_WTMP_LOGGING
  With this option enabled, ipppd logs into wtmp database also. This
  makes established connections visible with tools like w, last or
  similar.

radiusclient config file path
RADIUS_CLIENT_CONFIG_FILE
  Enter the full path to your radiusclient config file.

Server listen at port
CONFIG_ISDNLOG_SERV_PORT
  Enter the portnumber where isdnlog should answer requests from
  clients like xisdn or kisdnlog.

User file
CONFIG_ISDNLOG_USERFILE
  Enter the full path of the authentication file for client-access
  to isdnlog.

Charge file
CONFIG_ISDNLOG_CHARGEFILE
  Enter the full path of the file where isdnlog should store charging
  info (costs) during reboots.

Log file
CONFIG_ISDNLOG_LOGFILE
  Enter the full path of the file where isdnlog should store the
  connection informations.

Reload command
CONFIG_ISDNLOG_RELOADCMD
  Enter the full path of a shell-sript which reloads the whole
  I4L-system in case of a failure.

Stop command
CONFIG_ISDNLOG_STOPCMD
  Enter the full path of a shell-script which stops the whole
  I4L-system in case of a failure.

Reboot command
CONFIG_ISDNLOG_REBOOTCMD
  Enter the full path of a shell-script which reboots Linux
  in case of a failure.

Location of isdnlog documentation
CONFIG_ISDNLOG_DOCDIR
  Enter the directory for documentation of isdnlog,
  usually something like /usr/share/doc/isdnlog.
  Currently no files are installed to this directory, but it
  appears as reference in sample config files.

Old config directory
CONFIG_ISDNLOG_OLDI4LCONFDIR
  Enter the directory of your old (pre 3.0) isdnlog config-stuff.

Old config file
CONFIG_ISDNLOG_OLDI4LCONFFILE
  Enter the filename of your old (pre 3.0) isdnlog config-file.

Support postgres95 SQL-Database
CONFIG_ISDNLOG_POSTGRES
  Check this box if you plan to let isdnlog insert any connection
  information into a postgres95 database.

directory of postgres95
CONFIG_ISDNLOG_POSTGRESDIR
  Enter the full path of your postgres95 installation.

Support mysql SQL-Database
CONFIG_ISDNLOG_MYSQLDB
  Check this box if you plan to let isdnlog insert any connection
  information into a mysql database.

directory of mysql
CONFIG_ISDNLOG_MYSQLDIR
  Enter the full path of your mysql installation.

Country specific chargeinfo support
CONFIG_ISDN_LOG_DE
  Check exactly one box to integrate country specific support into
  isdnlog.
  If you country is not supported directly, please use 'XX'.

Country code
CONFIG_ISDN_LOG_CC
  Enter your iso country code here, also knwon as TLD (top level domain).
  Note: please use small letters. Note also: data files for your country
  might not exist yet.
  See isdnlog/README.Internationalization for more info.

Primary language for country names
CONFIG_ISDN_LOG_CC_DE
  The destination database can be built with german or english
  country names.

National support for cities
CONFIG_ISDN_LOG_DEST_DE
  Select this, if you want to have German cities in the destination
  database.
  So isdnlog can show a city name instead of a number prefix.
  In isdnrate you can type in known city names and countries.

National support for cities
CONFIG_ISDN_LOG_DEST_AT
  S. above text for German cities.

National support for cities
CONFIG_ISDN_LOG_DEST_NL
  S. above text for German cities.

National support for cities
CONFIG_ISDN_LOG_DEST_BE
  Belgian area codes.
  S. above text for German cities.

National support for cities
CONFIG_ISDN_LOG_DEST_CN
  Chinese area codes.
  S. above text for German cities.

Diversion services support
CONFIG_DIVERTCTRL
  This program is needed to configure the supplementary diversion
  services in conjunction with the HiSax driver on an EURO/DSS1
  line. Supported options are CD (call deflection), CFU (Call
  forward unconditional), CFB (Call forward when busy) and CFNR
  (call forward not reachable).
  Additionally the actual CFU, CFB and CFNR state may be
  interrogated. The use of CFU, CFB, CFNR and interrogation may
  be limited to some countries. The keypad protocol is still not
  implemented.
  CD should work in all countries if this service has been sub-
  scribed.

Eurofile Transfer Support
CONFIG_EUROFILE
  The Eurofile Transfer Protocol is a protocol standardized by ETSI
  that allows computers to exchange files over the ISDN. ISDN
  adapter boards for PCs are usually bundled with a file transfer
  software that implements the above protocol. Typing 'y'
  here will build the eftp4linux package, which will allow your
  linux box to exchange files over isdn with such PCs.
.
  The package actually consists of a core library 'libeft' (which
  mainly implements the protocols ETS 300-383 and ETS 300-075) and
  some applications which use that library.
.
  Eurofile requires a 2.2.x kernel or newer to work. You can quickly
  check if your Linux system is Eurofile-ready by running the
  `check_system' script present in the eurofile/scripts/ directory.

Build Eurofile server
CONFIG_EFTD
  This will build an eurofile server 'eftd' which allows to connect
  from another computer to your linux computer via isdn and to
  download or upload files.

Use user authetication derived from wu-ftp
CONFIG_EFTD_WUAUTH
  Eurofile connections to your computer are granted on a
  user name / password based authentication scheme. If you say 'y'
  here, an authentication library derived from the Washinghton
  University ftp server is used which allows you to configure fine
  grained access control.
.
  The main reason why this is a config option is that wuftpd comes
  with another license (Berkley style with advertising clause) which
  is incompatible with the GPL (the eftp4linux code itsself is coverd
  by the LGPL). Thus, the only reason to turn this off is probably if
  you want to generate an eftd binary which can be distributed
  under the TERMS terms of the GPL.

MSN used to provide Eurofile service
CONFIG_EFTD_SERVER_MSN
  This is the MSN (ususally the telephone number without area code),
  that another computer must call if it wants to connect to your
  eftp4linux eurofile server. This only sets the default entry in
  the example eft.conf file and you can always change this number
  later by editing /etc/isdn/eft.conf.
.
  If you also use ISDN for connecting your computer to your internet
  provider, it is recommended to use a different MSN than for
  ippp/rawip (or whatever) network interfaces (in particular if
  you use isdn network interfaces that accept incoming connections).

Install eftd boot time script
CONFIG_EFT_INSTALL_EFTD_SH
  If this is enabled, a sysv compatible init rc script for starting
  eftd during boot time will be installed when you do a `make install'.
.
  Actually, `make install' only  copies the script file to the sysv
  init directory (currently hardcoded /sbin/init.d). It does not
  configure the runlevels which still remains your own task. Please
  refer to the doc of your Linux distribution on how to do this.
.
  You might want to say 'n' here if you already have an own costumized
  version of the script installed which should not be overwritten when
  doing `make install'

Build Eurofile client
CONFIG_EFTP
  This will build an eurofile client 'eftp' which allows you to
  connect to other computers from your linux computer via ISDN and
  to download or upload files. eftp provides a command line user
  interface somewhat similar to ftp (thus, the name).

Command line editing for eftp
CONFIG_EFTP_READLINE
  This enables command line editing for eftp by means of the GNU
  readline library. For this to work, your system needs a sufficiently
  recent version of the GNU readline library installed which supports
  the so called `alternate interface'. (If such a library is not fond,
  readline support will be turned off automatically, thus you only
  need to say 'n' here if you really don't want GNU readline support).

Install eftp suid root
CONFIG_EFTP_SETUID
  For initiating outgoing connections, eftp needs to dynamically
  configure isdn network interfaces and X.25 routes. This task
  requires netadmin priviliges and access to /dev/isdnctrl files.
  Thus, only root can dynamically initiate outgoing eurofile connections.
.
  If you say 'y' here, a `make install' will install eftp suid root.
  This will allow normal users to initiate Eurofile connections.
  suid eftp only initiates outgoing eurofile connections if the
  user hase write permissions to /dev/ttyI0. Thus, even if you install
  eftp suid root, only those user who can initiate outgoing isdn
  calls anyway can do so by means of eftp.
.
  eftp will only perform the network setup (and cleanup) with super
  user privileges, the whole other stuff is performed by a forked
  child process that runs with real and effective user id of the
  calling users. Thus, potential security holes are minimized.

MSN used by outgoing Eurofile calls
CONFIG_EFTP_CLIENT_MSN
  This is the MSN used to identify your isdn access line
  (used be the ISDN network to generate the called party number
  in the isdn connect request message) when making outgoing calls
  to other Eurofile servers.
.
  Some Eurofile servers base access control on the called party
  number. Thus, when connecting to such a server, the success of
  your connection attempt might depend on the proper setting of this.
.
  This only sets the default entry in the example eft.conf file and
  you can always change this number later by editing /etc/isdn/eft.conf.

Install default eft.conf file
CONFIG_EFT_INSTALL_CONF
  If this is enabled, the example eft.conf file will be installed
  (usually as /etc/isdn/eft.conf). You might want to turn this off if
  you already have an own costumized version of eft.conf installed
  which should not be overwritten when doing `make install'

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