Sample of CfAlias.cfg File
The following example is a sample CfAlias configuration file, called CfAlias.cfg by default.
******************************************************************** * This file contains the CFAlias Configuration parameters. * * This file will be searched for parameters that match the * * USERID and/or NODE. * * * * NOTE: This feature is only supported on the Responder side. * * * * Allowable parameters are: * * USERID= identifies the local user or DEFAULT for all users * * NODE= identifies the node name or DEFAULT for all nodes * * IPADDR= the IP address that initiated the transfer * * TYPE= valid values are SEND, RECEIVE or BOTH * * FILE= fully qualified file name * * ALIAS= name of file sent by initiator * * ALLOW= valid values are YES and NO, if no match on alias, user is * * allowed to define actual file name * * * * A grouping must have a USERID or NODE or IPADDR * * A grouping must have entries for both FILE and ALIAS or * * an entry for ALLOW * * ALLOW and FILE/ALIAS are mutually exclusive * * * * NOTE: * * A line can be commented with a * or // or # at the beginning of line. * * There can only be one parameter per line. * * Parameters will be considered as part of the same grouping if the line * * ends with a comma. The last line in a grouping MUST NOT contain a * * comma. * * Each grouping must contain a USERID or NODE or both. * * * * Requests are processed in the order that they are defined. The first * * config entry that matches the transfer USERID and/or NODE is used. * * * ***************************************************************************** USERID=Admin, NODE=DEFAULT, IPADDR=165.16.93.114, TYPE=SEND, FILE=/home/johnd/files/remotefile, ALIAS=monthlysales IPADDR=22.163.19.177, TYPE=SEND, ALLOW=no
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