
This is the README file for gftp (granolaFTP).  Thanks to Vitas for 
always calling me "granola" and inspiring the name for this daemon.  
Many thanks to MegaPlex for writing from scratch, and co-authoring 
many of the utils, (You will know which ones they are ;)  This is the 
first release and there will be more good stuff coming, including 
better documentation.

What it is:

GranolaFTP is a ftp daemon that can be run *mostly* from a shell.  An 
entry in /etc/inetd.conf is required to connect it to incoming 
connections.  A single gftp user is required in the password and group 
file.  All other user information is stored in gdbm style databases.

The daemon is based on wu-ftpd-academ2.4 source and is currently 
running on Solaris 2.5.1, SunOS 4.1.4, Linux 2.0.


						25.dec.96 -Philter



                           -= binaries =-

adduser:

	Adds users to the user database.  Also can modify existing users.
	This is the heart of gftp administration, this util can add, modify
	or delete users and their ips, passwords, credz, ups, downs, etc...

affiladmin:

	Adds or changes affiliate groups and descriptions to the 
	affilate database.

deluser:

	Deletes a user from the user database.

affilwktop:

	Dumps the affiliate week top database.

core:

	How did that get in there?

gcredz:

	Adds or takes away credits from a user.  The value specified is
	multiplied by the user's ratio.

gfiles:

	Dumps the file database.

ginfo:

	Shows a user's info.

guser:

	Dumps the user database.

wktop:

	Dumps the week top database.

pretty_wktop:

	Dumps the week top database with the affiliation nfo.

gallfiles:

	Dumps the file database.

gwho:

	Show who is logged on.

alltop:

	Dumps the alltime top database.


                           -= databases =-

granolaaffildb:

	Affiliate database.

granolaaffilwktopdb:

	Affiliate weekly top database.

granolaalltopdb:

	Alltime top database.

granolafiledb:
	
	Files database

granolauserdb:

	User database.  (Back this up often!)

granolawktopdb:

	Weekly top user database.

utmpdb:

	Primitive utmp database.  Still under construction.
