PASSWD.SYS
(..etc/ax25/fbb/passwd.sys).
This file is locaterd in the ../etc/ax25/fbb directory.
The first line in this file is the generic password. This password
will be used for all Sysops that do NOT have a special password assigned to their call.
You need to change this password!
The next line is a password for a specific Call.
The two first numbers correspond to the Privilege "mask" in the FBB.CONF file.
The second number corresponds to the Security mask.
In the example. LA6CU I will have the Privilege "mask" 69 before a successful SYS-command, and 1023 after.
You may have as many passwords line for Alternate Sysops as you need.
Example :
# Password for all non defined callsigns (one case dependant line)
#
#password
jkshdfkjasdfuweiuryiusdfashdfabsmfzmxncvbiouweqyriuyweruyasjhf
# Rights and password specific to callsigns (one or more lines)
#
LA6CU 69 1023 jkasdhfiuweyiruyasidkasfuiweriuoasdfkjlahsdfjlha
LA6IM 123 1023 uiwyejhaskjdfhasdfiuyaiuowyeruakjsdfhkjahfdlkja
#
# End of passwd.sys file
Lines in PASSWD.SYS may not exceed 255 characters.
Set flag S for Sysop.
Use the EU command to set Sysop privileges. Your User string must include the
S character for you to receive remote Sysop privileges.
When send the command SYS to the BBS.
The BBS will respond with a password challenge.
Example :
LA1B-5> 12 53 45 28 92 [0852415395]
Theses five numbers reference the positions of characters in your password string.
You must respond with at least 5 characters.
Those 5 characters must match the characters of the numbers to you have received from the BBS.
They need not be in the same sequence as the numbers presented by the password challenge.
The extra numbers in brackets, [0852415395], is for an automatic MD2 password decoding system,
which has been implemented in TPK and some other terminal-programs
You may ignore the numbers in the brackets.
