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AlekSIS will be reachable on port 80 if you forgot to configure the environment.You are responsible for adding a reverse proxy like nginx providing TLS, etc.
AlekSIS is configured through text files in the directory `/etc/aleksis/`.You can place any file types there that are supported by the `Dynaconf`_ configuration system (INI, YAML and TOML).
Files are evaluated in alphabetical order, with later definitions overwriting earlier ones. Normally, there will be only one configuration file, but you can make up any structure you like. If you use multiple files, it might be a good idea to number them, e.g. `00_main.toml`, `01_myschool.toml`, `99_temporary.toml`.
The TOML format is recommended and is the only format described in detail in AlekSIS’ documentation. For all other formats, refer to the `Dynaconf`_ documentation.
TOML file are simple text files that define variables, much like in Python (i.e. there are scalars, lists and dictionaries). AlekSIS structures its configuration by topic.
The `secret_key` setting above defines a single value. The following `http` section defines a table (cf. a dictionary) in one way, and you can see the second form of such a table in the `redis` setting (we could as well have defined another section and placed `enabled` and `address` below it as scalars).
AlekSIS can authenticate users against an LDAP directory (like OpenLDAP or Active Directory). The AlekSIS core can only authenticate and synchronise authenticated users to AlekSIS’ database. There are apps that help with tasks like mass-importing accounts and linking accounts to persons in the AlekSIS system (see below).
Installing the necessary libraries for LDAP support unfortunately is not very straightforward under all circumstances. On Debian, install these packages:
