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/* aftpserv.ini                                                              */
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/* Template for AFTP Server config file                                      */
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/*
   This is an example of how to give the user "steved" read/write access to all the files
   on the c: drive and the d: drive


provide_access
    users(steved)
    directory(c:)
    permissions(read write)
    ;

provide_access
    users(steved)
    directory(d:)
    permissions(read write)
    ;

*/


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/*

 The following is an example of providing a user "daring" read/write access
 to the files in d:\myfiles (and any subdirectories).

provide_access
    users(daring)
    directory(d:\myfiles)
    permissions(read write)
    ;
*/


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/*
  The following example shows how to provide read-only access for all users
  other than "anonymous"

provide_access
    users(*)
    directory(d:\files\)
    permissions(read)
    ;
*/


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/*
  The following examples show how to provide access for people who
  connect without security information ("anonymous").

provide_access
    users(anonymous)
    directory(c:\public\)
    permissions(read)
    ;


provide_access
    users(anonymous)
    directory(c:\public\write\)
    permissions(read write)
    ;

*/


/*
 *
 * This list of mappings is used by the AFTP server when the client sends a
 * file.
 *
 */


map source_mask(*.NONE)     target_mask(*.)       options();
map source_mask(*.LABEL)    target_mask(*.LBL)    options();
map source_mask(*.NONEBIN)  target_mask(*.)       options(binary);
map source_mask(*.ASSEMBLE) target_mask(*.A37)    options();
map source_mask(*.LISTPS)   target_mask(*.PS)     options(binary);
map source_mask(*.APLTF   ) target_mask(*.ATF)    options(binary);
map source_mask(*.EXEC    ) target_mask(*.EXC)    options();
map source_mask(*.PACKAGE ) target_mask(*.PKG)    options();
map source_mask(*.SCRIPT  ) target_mask(*.SCR)    options();
map source_mask(*.NEWS )    target_mask(*.NEW)    options();
map source_mask(*.DOCUMENT) target_mask(*.DOC)    options();
map source_mask(*.BOOK    ) target_mask(*.BOO)    options(binary);
map source_mask(*.ARC     ) target_mask(*.*  )    options(binary);
map source_mask(*.*BIN    ) target_mask(*.*[BIN]) options(binary);
map source_mask(*.BAS     ) target_mask(*.*  )    options(binary);
map source_mask(*.CFG     ) target_mask(*.*  )    options(binary);
map source_mask(*.COM     ) target_mask(*.*  )    options(binary);
map source_mask(*.EXE     ) target_mask(*.*  )    options(binary);
map source_mask(*.FLS     ) target_mask(*.*  )    options(binary);
map source_mask(*.PRS     ) target_mask(*.*  )    options(binary);
map source_mask(*.LIB     ) target_mask(*.*  )    options(binary);
map source_mask(*.OBJ     ) target_mask(*.*  )    options(binary);
map source_mask(*.PIC     ) target_mask(*.*  )    options(binary);
map source_mask(*.RAM     ) target_mask(*.*  )    options(binary);
map source_mask(*.SYS     ) target_mask(*.*  )    options();
map source_mask(*.WKS     ) target_mask(*.*  )    options(binary);
map source_mask(*.WK1     ) target_mask(*.*  )    options(binary);
map source_mask(*.WK3     ) target_mask(*.*  )    options(binary);
map source_mask(*.ZIP     ) target_mask(*.*  )    options(binary);
map source_mask(*.AVAIL   ) target_mask(*.AVL)    options();
map source_mask(*.PLAS    ) target_mask(*.PLS)    options();
map source_mask(*.BMP     ) target_mask(*.*  )    options(binary);
map source_mask(*.DLG     ) target_mask(*.*  )    options(binary);
map source_mask(*.DLL     ) target_mask(*.*  )    options(binary);
map source_mask(*.ICO     ) target_mask(*.*  )    options(binary);
map source_mask(*.FNT     ) target_mask(*.*  )    options(binary);
map source_mask(*.PTR     ) target_mask(*.*  )    options(binary);
map source_mask(*.RES     ) target_mask(*.*  )    options(binary);
map source_mask(*.ANNOUNCE) target_mask(*.ANN)    options();
map source_mask(*.DOC     ) target_mask(*.DOC)    options();
map source_mask(*.CATALOG ) target_mask(*.CAT)    options();
map source_mask(*.IMG     ) target_mask(*.*  )    options(binary);
map source_mask(*.KPS     ) target_mask(*.*  )    options(binary);
map source_mask(*.KPL     ) target_mask(*.*  )    options(binary);
map source_mask(*.PAL     ) target_mask(*.*  )    options(binary);
map source_mask(*.PLX     ) target_mask(*.*  )    options();
map source_mask(*.R1P     ) target_mask(*.*  )    options(binary);
map source_mask(*.WRK     ) target_mask(*.*  )    options(binary);
map source_mask(*.TERSE   ) target_mask(*.TER)    options(binary);
map source_mask(*.TERS3820) target_mask(*.T38)    options(binary);
map source_mask(*.BKINDEX)  target_mask(*.BKI)    options(binary);
map source_mask(*.BKSHELF)  target_mask(*.BKS)    options();
map source_mask(*.CDR)      target_mask(*.*)      options(binary);
map source_mask(*.CGM)      target_mask(*.*)      options(binary);
map source_mask(*.RFT)      target_mask(*.*)      options(binary);
map source_mask(*.RFTD)     target_mask(*.RFT)    options(binary);
map source_mask(*.RFTF)     target_mask(*.RFT)    options(binary);

/*
 * The following line maps source filenames with extensions longer than
 * three characters to target names with truncated three-character
 * extensions compatible with FAT filesystems.  Files with extensions
 * not matching any of the above will be mapped with this rule.
 * If you are using the NTFS filesystem and don't want truncated
 * extensions, comment out the following line.
 *
 * Note that this should be the LAST map command in this file. AFTP
 * scans the list of source masks in the order in which they are given
 * in this file, and stops at the first match. Since this map command
 * is intended to be used only when no other source masks are matched,
 * it must be the last map command in the file.
 */
map source_mask(*.???*)        target_mask(*.???[*]) options();