; <?php die('Forbidden'); ?>  -*- conf -*-
; Do not remove the above line, it is all that prevents this file from
; being downloaded.
;
; config.php file for PHP Shell
; Copyright (C) 2005-2012 the Phpshell-team
; Licensed under the GNU GPL.  See the file COPYING for details.

; This ini-file has three parts:
;
; * [users] where you add usernames and passwords to give users access
;   to PHP Shell.
;
; * [aliases] where you can configure shell aliases.
;
; * [settings] where general settings are placed.


[users]

support = "sha1:aee68b3:c9dc47360cba13a50e2dbb1736e0dce1121c7d5a"

; The default configuration has no users defined, you have to add your
; own (choose good passwords!).  Add uses as simple
;
;   username = "password"
;
; lines.  Please quote your password using double-quotes as shown.
; The semi-colon ':' is a reserved character, so do *not* use that in
; your passwords.
;
; For improved security it is *strongly suggested* that you the
; pwhash.php script to generate a hashed password and store that
; instead of the normal clear text password.  Keeping your passwords
; in hashed form ensures that they cannot be found, even if this file
; is disclosed.  The passwords are still visible in clear text during
; the login, though.  Please follow the instructions given in
; pwhash.php.



[aliases]

; Alias expansion.  Change the two examples as needed and add your own
; favorites --- feel free to suggest more defaults!  The command line
; you enter will only be expanded on the very first token and only
; once, so having 'ls' expand into 'ls -CvhF' does not cause an
; infinite recursion.

ls = "ls -CvhF"
ll = "ls -lvhF"



[settings]

; General settings for PHP Shell.

; Home directory.  PHP Shell will change to this directory upon
; startup and whenever a bare 'cd' command is given.  This can be an
; absolute path or a path relative to the PHP Shell installation
; directory.

home-directory = "."

; Safe Mode warning.  PHP Shell will normally display a big, fat
; warning if it detects that PHP is running in Safe Mode.  If you find
; that PHP Shell works anyway, then set this to false to get rid of
; the warning.

safe-mode-warning = true

; Prompt string $PS1 ($PS2, $PS3 and $PS4 can not occur when using phpshell, 
; since commands are non-interacive!)

PS1 = "$ "

; Enable File upload. Do you want to use the file upload function?

file-upload = false