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; <?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) 2005-2020 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] ; The default configuration has no users defined, you have to add your ; own (choose good passwords!). ; ; Use pwhash.php to create entries ; username = "hashed password" ; which you can add here. ; PHP Shell uses PHPs password_hash() / password_verify() functions. ; Unencrypted passwords are no longer supported. [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 = "." ; 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 ; Bind session to the user's IP address. Set to 'true' (default) for the most ; security. If you want to continue the same logged in session from a different ; IP address, (for example because you want to connect your laptop to different ; Wifi networks without logging in again) set this to 'false'. bind-user-IP = true ; The login remains valid for this many minutes before re-login is required. ; Note that the timeout happens regardless of whether there is any user ; activity. After the timeout expires, the user is prompted again for his/her ; password, and can then continue the session. ; ; Note that most PHP configurations also remove sessions after a period of ; inactivity. ; ; Set to 0 to disable authentication timeouts. timeout = 180 ; If 'enable-rate-limiting' is set to 'true', PHP Shell will limit the number ; of login attempts a remote computer can attempt. Enabling this is an ; important security measure against someone attempting to brute-force the ; users password. If enabled, PHP Shell will require a user to wait a number of ; seconds between each failed login attempt, where the amount of wait time ; rises exponentially if multiple failed login attempts are made. ; 'rate-limit-file' should be set to a filename where PHP Shell can save ; failed login attempts. If it is unset PHP Shell creates a file in the ; temporary directory, named something like ; /tmp/floodcontrol_f0a60f340381c160141baa6d1f058f63 . enable-rate-limiting = true rate-limit-file =