# This file describes the most basic provisioning module attributes like name and version.
# It is a simple INI file, currently with only one section always called `[module]'.
# Leading whitespace, trailing whitespace and whitespace around the `=' is ignored.
# All option names should be lowercase. Do not put quotes around the values!

[module]

# This name will be shown in the "Provisioning Modules" dialog of Kerio Operator Administration.
# It has no other significance.

name = Example SPA module

# The `uuid' field is rather important. It uniquely identifies a single provisioning module
# in all its versions. It is used to detect whether the user is installing a new version
# of an already installed module (the UUID is the same) or a new module and to ensure no
# module can be ever installed twice at the same time.
#
# This UUID is reserved for the example module. All its versions share this UUID, i.e.
# they replace one another when installed. When you are playing with this module and
# making small modifications, it is recommended to keep this UUID intact.
#
# However, when you want to create (and possibly distribute) a real module for some
# new phone models, you MUST generate a real unique UUID.
# Under linux, this can be accomlished using the `uuidgen' tool or you can try an online
# service like <http://www.uuidgenerator.net/version4>.

uuid = 3075e6d9-384f-4fdf-9f59-161e4c8cd2d5

# The version of the module, shown in the user interface, otherwise not used for anything.
# It can be set to any string.

version = 1

# Specifies the version of the Operator provisioning API this module uses. This option
# was created in order to support backwards-incompatible API changes. Currently MUST
# be always `1'.

apiversion = 1

