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#----------------------------------------------------------------------
# passwd
# Sample user account logins and passwords for DOSGATE uucico and
# related programs.
#
# A pound (#) symbol at the start of a line marks a comment, which
# will be ignored by DOSGATE. Blank lines are also ignored. All
# other lines are assumed to contain account descriptions.
#
# The format for an account description line is as follows:
# username:password:userid:groupid:user_info:home_dir:init_program
#
# Where:
# username is the user's login name.
# password is the user's encrypted password.
# userid is a number that uniquely identifies the user.
# groupid is a number that may be used to group users.
# user_info is the user's full name or other text.
# home_dir is the user's home directory on the system.
# init_program is the program that is invoked when the user logs in,
# and is ignored by DOSGATE.
#
# Note that except for administrative accounts (i.e. root), the
# user and group IDs are arbitrary, and up to the system
# administrator's discretion. Actually, all fields are generally
# ignored by most of the MS-DOS uucp related programs except the
# username, password, and user_info fields, so even administrative
# IDs are arbitrary. The fields are included for compatibility with
# other software which expects a UNIX-format passwd file.
#
# The password and user_info fields may be blank. All other fields
# must contain something. The text from the user_info field is used
# by the mailer to get the user's 'real name'; the text from the
# user_info field is placed in the 'From:' field of the user's
# outgoing mail messages.
#----------------------------------------------------------------------
#----------------------------------------------------------------------
# System related accounts.
# We place system related accounts in low group and uid numbers.
# The superuser is always uid 1, groupid 1 on a UNIX system. On
# DOS, it doesn't really matter.
#----------------------------------------------------------------------
root::1:1:Superuser:c:\dosgate:command.com:
UUCP::6:6:UUCP Daemon:c:\dosgate:uucico.exe:
postmaster::7:7:Postmaster:c:\dosgate:command.com:
#----------------------------------------------------------------------
# We put UUCP mail feeds in group 20, starting at uid 90. On DOS
# systems this numbering is totally arbitrary, but when the passwd
# file grows to several hundred accounts, the numbering can be helpful
# for separating the users into categories.
#----------------------------------------------------------------------
hades::90:20:uucp account for site hades:c:\dosgate\spool\public:uucico.exe:
barfo::91:20:uucp account for site barfo:c:\dosgate\spool\public:uucico.exe:
ionz::92:20:uucp account for site ionz:c:\dosgate\spool\public:uucico.exe:
#----------------------------------------------------------------------
# We put regular user accounts in group 200, starting at uid 110.
# Again, this is totally arbitrary on a DOS system.
#----------------------------------------------------------------------
guest::110:200:Guest Account:c:\dosgate\usr\guest:mail.exe:
ammon::111:200:Ammon R. Campbell:c:\dosgate\usr\ammon:command.com:
bhiatt::112:200:Bruce C. Hiatt:c:\dosgate\usr\bhiatt:command.com:
john::113:200:John R. Roberts:c:\dosgate\usr\john:command.com:
#----------------------------------------------------------------------
# End passwd
#----------------------------------------------------------------------