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docs/example.conf

@@ -1,38 +1,41 @@
-# any line with a : creates a user,
-# username:password
-# so you can create users anywhere really
-# but keeping them here is prob a good idea
-ed:123
-k:k
+# create users:
+# u username:password
+u ed:123
+u k:k
 
-# leave a blank line before each volume
+# leave a blank line between volumes
+# (and also between users and volumes)
 
-# this is a volume,
-# it shares the contents of /home/...
-# and appears at "/dj" in the web-ui
+# create a volume:
+# share "." (the current directory)
+# as "/" (the webroot) for the following users:
 # "r" grants read-access for anyone
 # "a ed" grants read-write to ed
-/home/ed/Music/dj
-/dj
+.
+/
 r
 a ed
 
-# display /home/ed/ocv.me as the webroot
-# and allow user "k" to see/read it
-/home/ed/ocv.me
-/
+# custom permissions for the "priv" folder:
+# user "k" can see/read the contents
+# and "ed" gets read-write access
+./priv
+/priv
 r k
+a ed
 
-# this shares the current directory as "/pwd"
-# but does nothing since there's no permissions
-.
-/pwd
+# share /home/ed/Music/ as /music and let anyone read it
+# (this will replace any folder called "music" in the webroot)
+/home/ed/Music
+/music
+r
 
 # and a folder where anyone can upload
 # but nobody can see the contents
 /home/ed/inc
-/incoming
+/dump
 w
 
-# you can use relative paths too btw
-# but they're a pain for testing purpose so I didn't
+# this entire config file can be replaced with these arguments:
+# -u ed:123 -u k:k -v .::r:aed -v priv:priv:rk:aed -v /home/ed/Music:music:r -v /home/ed/inc:dump:w
+# but note that the config file always wins in case of conflicts