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-====== ACDSN-AC-KS ======
-This is the list of functions needed to control ACDSN through an AD.
-The data are stored on an AD or a Database and are accessed via a Web Service, using RPC.
-===== SOAP Procedure =====
-==== GET ====
-^ Procedure ^ Returns                                                                      ^
-| getKeys   | Returns the list of the keys formatted as a TSV file, like keys.txt          |
-| getUnits  | Returns the list of the units formatted as a TSV file, like units.txt        |
-| getUsers  | Returns the list of the users formatted as a TSV file, like users.txt        |
-| getRights | Returns the list of the rights (cron) formatted as a TSV file, like cron.txt |
-==== PUSH ====
-^ Procedure ^ Parameter                                                                                               ^
-| pushKey   | Sends the last daily formatted as a TSV file (like keys.txt) to keep the AD up do date                  |
-| pushUsers | Sends the list of the users as a TSV file (like users.txt) to sync the AD with the user's key timestamp |
-===== SQL Tables =====
-==== Keys ====
-^ Field Name ^ Description                                  ^ Example                    ^
-| timestamp  | The timestamp of the secret key's generation | 1353324064                 |
-| key        | The value of the secret key                  | [Z}4V;qr$(/Kc_aiF7#K8tATNC |
-==== Units ====
-^ Field Name ^ Description                                               ^ Example ^
-| id         | The unique identifier of the Unit, as used in slaves.conf | 42      |
-| label      | A label describing the Unit                               | Office  |
-==== Users ====
-^ Field Name ^ Description                                           ^ Example    ^
-| id         | The id of the user, as used by the AD                 | 45         |
-| timestamp  | The timestamp of the last key read for the User       | 1353324064 |
-| increment  | A value which can be incremented when the key is lost | 3          |
-==== Rights ====
-^ Field Name ^ Description                                                                                ^ Example                                       ^
-| type       | The type of target this rule applies. It can be either 'U' for an User, or 'G' for a Group | U or G                                        |
-| UID / GID  | The id of the User or of the Group, as used in the AD                                      | 45                                            |
-| unit_id    | The id of the Unit on which this rule applies                                              | 42                                            |
-| cron       | The times when the Unit is accessible for this rule                                        | As you wish (maybe like a cron: 0 8-17 * * *) |