Freq Manager (henceforth FreqMgr) is a SRIF-compatible file request processor to be used on Fidonet nodes and other systems. It has large file indexing, access-control and statistic facilities, allowing its use on systems with quite different purposes and access restrictions.
Since FreqMgr is written on Perl, it is equally usable under Windows, all variations of Unix systems, OS/2 (maybe) and even plain DOS on 386-based computers.
All configuration is read from FreqMgr.cfg file in the same directory as the main module FreqMgr.pl, unless other specified in command line. See example configuration files and configuration keywords.
Access rights for a remote consist of two parts: list of groups to which remote belongs, and its access level in each group. By default, each remote is a member of default group with access level 0 in it.
To be able to access a certain file, remote has to:
Remote can grant access right by:
NOTE: By none of ways can access right and limits be lowered, they only go up.
Access rights specification, used in RecurseDirectory, ScanDirectory, Password, PriorityAKA, PriorityLimit directives, has the form: [level][@group]. If group is omitted, default assumed. If level is omitted, 0 assumed.