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MUDDLEFTPD EXAMPLE CONFIGURATIONS

There are a couple of example configurations included in this directory:

standard.conf : This file contains a usable configuration for muddleftpd.
	        It is very similar to the setup of an original system, and
    	        prevents root logins. It is a good place to start when
	        configuring your system. It locks users into their home dir
		too.

anon-only.conf : This file contains an anonymous only setup that does not
		 allow user logins. If you want to set such a server up, this 
		 is a good place to start. It maps all usernames to the 
		 anonymous user.

anon-region.conf : This configuration demonstrates how to set up muddleftpd
		   to choose a group for a user given the host they arrived
		   from.

vserver.conf : This configuration shows how vservers are configured in
	       muddleftpd.

vserverbig.conf : This is a configuration that shows muddleftpd using 150
	 	  virtual servers, and the include directive. It actually
		  runs fine on my computer.

ratios.conf : This is showing how a theoretical mp3 server could be set up,
	      showing off the latest features muddleftpd offers, like
	      ratios, download speed limiters, and advanced ACL's

verser-host.conf : This demonstrates the new single ip based virtual server
		   setup.

mudlogd.conf : This configuration is an example for the mudlogd program.