#
# username/passwords file for the HTTP and FTP servers
#
# format is:
# <username> <password> <path> <rights>
#
# where:
#   <username> is the name of the user, specify * for any value
#   <password> is the user's password, specify * for any value
#   <path>     is the disk space granted to user.  This value may be
#              expressed as a specific path or an indirect path based 
#              upon the value of the HTTP_DIR environment variable.
#   <rights>   are the permissions given to the user within the 
#              given path.  FTP rights must appear first or they will
#              be ignored.
#
#              FTP Rights:
#              d  change directories
#              c  create/delete directories
#              w  write files
#              r  read files
#
#              HTTP Rights:
#              e  get files
#              p  post files
#              g  use CGI
#              m  use remote console
#
# For more information about these fields, please consult the documentation.
#

su su c:\ drwcepgm      # su may do everything on whole system.

admin admin c:\ dcwr    # admin may do anything with FTP

* * \guest rg           # default user may read (FTP) and get (HTTP) 
                        # from %HTTP_DIR%\guest

test1 test1 \ drep      # test1 can change directories and read files (FTP)
                        # test1 get and post files (HTTP) in %HTTP_DIR%\

ftp1 ftp1 \guest rd     # ftp1 can read files and change directories (FTP)
                        # in %HTTP_DIR%\guest and has no HTTP rights 

http1 http1 \guest\http1 epgm # http1 can get and post files, use CGI,
                              # and use remote console.
                              # http1 has no FTP rights

user1 user1 \guest\user1 rdcw # user1 has full FTP access rights to the
                              # directory %HTTP_DIR%\user\user1
