; This is the ACMaster.CFG
;
; Possible Syntax:
;
; Syntax: LISTNAME <SEC> <FLAGS>
; Syntax: LISTNAME <FLAGS>
; Syntax: LISTNAME <SEC>
;
; Makes a list according to security and flags.
;
; Flags are "ignored" (all set on) unless you
; define a flag parameter.
;
; By placing the security levels you simulate the level of
; access that a user has. Flags simulate a user having
; the flags defined.
;
; Note that a range of security levels would only give
; listings of areas that have that range of security (in
; other words, 10-20 would ignore areas with security level
; less than 10 and greater than 20.
;
; ;'s should not be placed on an option line...This could
; cause strange and unwanted results.
;
; ALL.TXT - Creates a master listing of all files in all areas.
;
; TEST.LST - Creates a list of all files with all security levels
; (0-64000) but only if they would be available to a
; user having the flags set as defined.
;
; MINORS.TXT Creates a list of all files for areas in the range
; of sec. level 0-10 (as if user had access 10) and
; indicates that the "user" has no flags set for A,B,
; C, or D.
;
; ADULTS.TXT Creates a list of all files for areas in the range
; of sec. level 0-10 (as if user had access 10) and
; indicates that the "user" has the A6 flag set.
;
; HIADULTS.TXT Creates a list of all files for areas in the
; range of 10-64000 and states the "user" has the
; A6 flag set.
;
; SYSOP.LST Creates a list of all files in the range of
; 0-64000. This would be the same as the ALL.TXT
all.txt
test.lst C---XX--- AXXX-----
minors.txt 0-10 A--------
adults.txt 0-10 A-----X--
hiadults.txt 10-64000 A -----X--
sysop.lst 64000