Template: printbill/debconf
Type: note
Description: Printbill and Debconf
 Printbill now uses Debconf for setting most of its key parameters. Since
 4.1.0, printers whose parameters (charge rates, colourspace etc.) differ
 from the defaults in printbillrc are defined in a separate file
 /etc/printbill/printers/<printername>. Future upgrades will not affect
 these exceptions. If you are upgrading from a version prior to 4.1.0, the
 old configuration file will be backed up as /etc/printbill/printbillrc.bak
 and a new one constructed, to allow you to manually change to the new
 format.

Template: printbill/upgrade
Type: note
Description: New Configuration Options
 Please read the documentation in /usr/share/doc/printbill (the NEWS file in
 particular) to see what has changed between this release and the previous
 release. It is likely that some new configuration options are available,
 and possible that printbill will not function correctly unless these
 options are set in /etc/printbill/printbillrc. If you are upgrading from
 version 3.1.3 or earlier, you will need to make some changes to your
 printcap file. If you are upgrading from version 4.0.x or earlier you may
 need to hand-edit your configuration file.

Template: printbill/use_admin_web_interface
Type: boolean
Default: true
Description: Enable Administration Web Interface?
 You can control certain aspects of Printbill via a web interface - namely,
 checking/changing users' quota, looking at printing statistics etc. This is
 accessed via http://yourhost/cgi-bin/webpqadmin.pl.  If you don't want to
 use the admin web interface, the CGI script will still be installed, but
 will not be executable (run dpkg-reconfigure printbill to change this). 
 Note that you need to create an 'admin' account using pqm before you can
 access this.

Template: printbill/use_user_web_interface
Type: boolean
Default: true
Description: Enable User Quota-Checking Web Interface?
 Users can check their own quota (and anyone else's for that matter, at
 present...) using http://yourhost/cgi-bin/webpqcheck.pl. If you don't want
 to enable the user web interface, the CGI script will still be installed,
 but will not be executable (run dpkg-reconfigure printbill to change this).

Template: printbill/def_colourspace
Type: select
Choices: mono, cyan-magenta-yellow-black, cyan-magenta-yellow, pagecount
Default: mono
Description: Default Colourspace
 This depends on what kind of printer you have, and determines how jobs will
 be billed.  The option "pagecount" is for when you don't care about
 toner/ink, only number of pages. This is not recommended as it is easy to
 fool from Linux clients (and probably from Windows as well).

Template: printbill/def_price_per_page
Type: string
Default: 0.01
Description: Default Price Per Page
 What do you wish to charge your users for each sheet of paper they use?

Template: printbill/black_cartridge_cost
Type: string
Default: 300
Description: Black Cartridge Cost
 What is the replacement cost for a black ink/toner cartridge?

Template: printbill/black_cartridge_quoted_pages
Type: string
Default: 5000
Description: Quoted New Black Cartridge Pagecount
 How many pages does the manufacturer claim to be able to print at 5%
 coverage using this cartridge?

Template: printbill/colour_cartridge_cost
Type: string
Default: 500
Description: Colour Cartridge Cost
 What is the replacement cost for a colour ink/toner cartridge?

Template: printbill/colour_cartridge_quoted_pages
Type: string
Default: 3000
Description: Quoted New Colour Cartridge Pagecount
 How many pages does the manufacturer claim to be able to print at 5%
 coverage using this cartridge?

Template: printbill/response_method
Type: multiselect
Choices: mail, smbclient
Default: mail
Description: User Response Methods
 Printbill can alert users to problems (and deal with quote requests) either
 via e-mail (the most reliable option) or via Winpopup messages sent using
 smbclient. Or both, if you prefer.

Template: printbill/dpi
Type: string
Default: 100
Description: Print Billing Calculation Resolution
 This determines the resolution, and hence accuracy and speed, of the print
 billing calculation. Higher is slower, but more accurate. 100 dpi is a good
 compromise for 99% of users.

Template: printbill/filter
Type: string
Default: none
Description: Optional Anything-To-Postscript print filter
 This is useful if your users sometimes send JPEG or DVI files to the
 printer. Note that this may be a magicfilter filter such as
 /etc/magicfilter/psonly300-filter, or may be set to "none". Also note that
 this is not used for printing, only for billing - you may wish to use
 another filter (or the same filter) in the "if=..." line of your printcap
 file.

Template: printbill/admin_mail
Type: string
Default: root@localhost
Description: Administrator mail
 The e-mail address to which error/warning messages are sent. Please set
 this to something other than root@localhost.

Template: printbill/verbosity
Type: select
Choices: HIGH, LOW
Default: LOW
Description: Syslog Verbosity
 If you have problems with printbill, try changing this to HIGH to get more
 useful debugging information.

Template: printbill/bill_max_processes
Type: string
Default: 5
Description: Maximum Number of Concurrent Billing Processes
 5 is reasonable on a uniprocessor system - enough to prevent stalling, but
 not so much as to grind the machine to dust. Can be safely increased on a
 multiprocessor machine or a dedicated print server.

Template: printbill/currency_symbol
Type: string
Default: $
Description: Currency Symbol
 What do you use as a currency symbol? e.g. '$', RMB etc.

Template: printbill/admin_form_type
Type: select
Choices: LONG, SHORT
Default: LONG
Description: Web Interface - Form Type
 Would you prefer to have a short-type form or long-type form? Short is a
 good idea if you have substantial numbers of users (more than, say, 50).

Template: printbill/bad_float
Type: note
Description: Invalid number entered
 Sorry, but you need to enter a valid positive real number for
 this question.

Template: printbill/bad_int
Type: note
Description: Invalid number entered
 Sorry, but you need to enter a valid positive integer for this question.

Template: printbill/stats_path
Type: string
Default: /var/lib/printbill/stats
Description: Statistics Log Path
 Just enter an empty string if you don't wish to collect statistics.
 Otherwise, they will be written to a file in this directory (a separate
 log is created for each printer).

Template: printbill/financelog
Type: string
Default: /var/lib/printbill/financelog
Description: Finance Log Filename
 Just enter an empty string if you don't wish to maintain a financial
 transaction log. All changes made with pqm (including changes made via the
 web interface) will be logged in here (timestamp and delta). This allows
 you to conveniently track your finances.
