3 Installing Eloquence on Windows
# eloqsd.user # # @(#)$Revision: 1.7 2002/12/13 00:00 $ # The purpose of this file is to define all users which are known to # Eloquence. The location depends on the operating system: # # Windows: C:/Program Files/Eloquence/etc/eloqsd.user # # This file is read at the startup time of the eloqsd process. # Changes are automatically detected and honored. # # This makes it possible to define Eloquence users without the need # to have a system account for each individual user. # On Windows NT, the password provided to connect the EloqSD service # must match the password defined for the Windows NT account # associated with the given user id. # # Format: # # The section names are not case sensitive. String values can be # enclosed in double quotes to protect leading or trailing spaces. # Everything after a hash (#) character is considered a comment. # # Each user definition is a different section. # # The following configuration items are recognized for each section: # # [user_id] # Name The full user name (currently unused) # Email Email address of the user (currently unused) # uid System account to execute client processes. # If this account is located on a domain server, it must be # prefixed with the domain name followed by a backslash # character (domain\user). # Allow Comma separated list of hosts/IP addresses to allow # connection for this user. (currently unused) # Deny Comma separated list of hosts/IP addresses to deny # connection for this user. (currently unused) # Options Comma separated list of capabilities to enable # for this user (currently unused) # HTTP_Info, HTTP_Admin, FileSharing, Debug, Attach # RExec, EqExec, DLGSRV, ... # Profile Template user entry. User defaults will be taken from # this section. # Home Home path. Defaults to the home directory associated to # the UID by the system. # # There are two predefined sections. # [public] is used, if a client does does not provide a user id. This # can only happen if an eloqcore has been started locally and # requests a remote operation. It is probably a good idea to define # a very restrictive deny for this section. # [default] is used as the default user profile. [public] Name = Anonymous deny = * [default] Name = Default user profile deny = * [demo] Name = Joe Average UID = JoesAccount