taler-deployment

Deployment scripts and configuration files
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      1 \documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{letter}
      2 \usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
      3 \usepackage[english]{babel}
      4 \usepackage[nolinks,final,forget]{qrcode}
      5 \usepackage[top=2cm,
      6 bottom=2cm,
      7 includefoot,
      8 left=2.5cm,
      9 right=2cm,
     10 footskip=1cm]{geometry}
     11 \usepackage{url}
     12 \usepackage[colorlinks=true, allcolors=black]{hyperref}
     13 \IfFileExists{lmodern.sty}{\usepackage{lmodern}}{}
     14 \date{\today}
     15 %
     16 \selectlanguage{english}
     17 
     18 \signature{Isidor}
     19 \begin{document}
     20 %
     21 \begin{letter}{To \\ {{data.name}}}
     22 
     23 \opening{Dear {{data.name}},}
     24 
     25 We are excited to introduce you to the new digital Netzbon {\bf eNetzBon} using GNU Taler.
     26 In the enclosed brochure, you will find some introduction on how you can
     27 set up your business to accept payments in eNetzBon.
     28 
     29 This letter provides you with your personalized credentials to access your
     30 {\bf eNetzBon bank account} and {\bf merchant backend}. Please keep the password
     31 confidential as otherwise others might gain control over your eNetzBon! You
     32 are encouraged to set up second-factor authentication (via SMS or email)
     33 before using the system.
     34 
     35 Your initial password is {\bf {{data.pass}}}.
     36 
     37 Using this password and the username {\tt {{data.id}}} you can log into
     38 your eNetzBon bank account at {\url{https://bank.{{data.domain}}/}}.
     39 
     40 Furthermore, we are happy to provide you with a GNU Taler merchant
     41 backend at {\url{https://backend.{{data.domain}}/instances/{{data.id}}/}}.
     42 The backend is already configured to use your eNetzBon bank account
     43 and uses the same password.
     44 
     45 You are encouraged to change the password (separately) in both systems.
     46 
     47 If you want to use a GNU Taler wallet (from {\url{https://wallet.taler.net/}})
     48 you need to add eNetzBon as a payment service provider before you can use it to
     49 invoice your customers. To do so, please scan the following QR code with your Taler wallet:
     50 \begin{center}
     51 {\qrcode[hyperlink,level=M,height=3cm]{\tt taler://exchange/exchange.{{data.domain}}/}}
     52 
     53 {\tt taler://exchange/exchange.{{data.domain}}/}
     54 \end{center}
     55 
     56 This welcome package includes five identical stickers with a QR code which is
     57 pre-configured to link all your customers' payments into your eNetzBon bank account. Your
     58 specific QR code looks like this:
     59 \begin{center}
     60 {\qrcode[hyperlink,level=M,height=3cm]{\tt taler://pay-template/backend.{{data.domain}}/instances/{{data.id}}/default}}
     61 
     62 {\tt taler://pay-template/backend.{{data.domain}}/instances/{{data.id}}/default}
     63 \end{center}
     64 You are free to create additional QR codes or change the contents for this QR code
     65 in the merchant backend.
     66 
     67 Please sign the included Terms of service on the attached paper slip and return it to us.
     68 If you want us to set up the Taler Point-of-sale app, please complete the form in the
     69 introduction brochure and return that form to us as well.
     70 
     71 We hope your customers enjoy paying you with eNetzBon!
     72 
     73 
     74 \closing{Best regards}
     75 \encl{Five similar QR code stickers, \\ Introduction to GNU Taler for merchants, \\
     76 eNetzBon Terms of service (to sign), \\ Return envelope}
     77 
     78 \end{letter}
     79 \end{document}