Update translator documentation.

[quix0rs-gnu-social.git] / plugins / LdapAuthorization / README

diff --git a/plugins/LdapAuthorization/README b/plugins/LdapAuthorization/README
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--- a/plugins/LdapAuthorization/README
+++ b/plugins/LdapAuthorization/README
@@ -11,19 +11,23 @@ You *cannot* use this plugin without the LDAP Authentication plugin
 
 Settings
 ========
-provider_name*: name of the LDAP authentication provider that this plugin works with.
+provider_name*: This is a identifier designated to the connection.
+    It's how StatusNet will refer to the authentication source.
+    For the most part, any name can be used, so long as each authentication
+    source has a different identifier. In most cases there will be only one
+    authentication source used.
 authoritative (false): should this plugin be authoritative for
     authorization?
 uniqueMember_attribute ('uniqueMember')*: the attribute of a group
     that lists the DNs of its members
-roles_to_groups*: array that maps StatusNet roles to LDAP groups
+roles_to_groups: array that maps StatusNet roles to LDAP groups
     some StatusNet roles are: moderator, administrator, sandboxed, silenced
 login_group: if this is set to a group DN, only members of that group will be
     allowed to login
-    
+
 The below settings must be exact copies of the settings used for the
     corresponding LDAP Authentication plugin.
-    
+
 host*: LDAP server name to connect to. You can provide several hosts in an
     array in which case the hosts are tried from left to right.
     See http://pear.php.net/manual/en/package.networking.net-ldap2.connecting.php
@@ -88,4 +92,3 @@ addPlugin('ldapAuthorization', array(
     'attributes'=>array(
         'username'=>'sAMAccountName')
 ));
-