Files mentioned in the following text are relative to /services/authsrv9, where all configuration files and user keys are stored. The authentication id (often `bootes') is read from /authid at start up. The authentication domain is read from /authdom. The file /badusers contains a list (one user per line, newline required) of users not allowed to authenticate to remote servers. All other information about users is in the directory /users/username, with username the name of the user. Each user directory holds the following files:

key

A 7-byte DES key.

expire

Either the string `never' or an expiration timestamp (unix epoch timestamp in ascii, newline forbidden).

status

`ok' indicates an enabled user, `disabled' indicates a disabled user. If a user has expired or is not enabled, the authentication server hands out unusable tickets.

Options:

-d

For debugging. Logs more information, e.g. decrypted ticket requests (which contain nonce keys!).

Logging information is written to /services/logs/authsrv9.

	listen -A 'net!*!ticket' auth/authsrv9