Template: slapformat/master_url
Type: string
_Description: The HTTP or HTTPS URL where the master node can be reached:

Template: slapformat/master_url_with_ssl_note
Type: note
_Description: Note about HTTPS master URL
 As you entered an HTTPS URL for the master node, you *must* put the
 corresponding key and certificate respectively in
 /etc/slapos/ssl/slapos.key and /etc/slapos/ssl/slapos.crt.
 .
 Also, make sure that the key is only readable by root user!

Template: slapformat/computer_id
Type: string
_Description: ID to uniquely identifies this computer on the master:

Template: slapformat/partition_amount
Type: string
_Description: The number of partition available on this computer:
 A Computer Partition (CP) is an instance of a Software Release
 (SR). You can now define how many instances will be available on this
 computer.
 .
 Note that the Software Releases will be stored in
 /var/lib/slapos/software/, whereas the Computer Partition will be
 stored in /var/lib/slapos/instance/.

Template: slapformat/ipv4_local_network
Type: string
_Description: Local IPv4 network to be used for Computer Partitions:
 Each Computer Partition (CP) must a local IPv4 took from the network
 given here in CIDR notation.

Template: slapformat/bridge_note
Type: note
_Description: Note about network configuration
 Before actually using slapformat script, you *must* set up a bridge
 that will be used by the Computer Partitions and IPv6 must be
 enabled (in most cases, it is already enabled by default though).
 .
 You can find examples of setting it up in
 /usr/share/doc/slapformat/README.Debian.
