[Sections]
## Maximum of 25 different credit sections ##
#
# <alias> = <credit section #> <path>
# <alias> = <credit section #> <stats section #> <path>
# <alias> = <credit section #> <stats section #> <share section #> <path>
#
# <alias>            -> name to use for this path
# <credit section #> -> section number to use for looking up user's ratio
# <stats section #>  -> section number to apply up/down statistics to, if
#                       not defined then same as credit section.
# <share section #>  -> section number to add/subtract credits, if not
#                       defined then same as credit section
#
# Sections are looked up one of two ways: by path or by stats section.
# In either case the first match found by processing the entries in
# the order listed is used.  Thus the first path that matches the current
# directory determines the credit, stat, and share section numbers so
# more specific paths should come first.  When using the cookie
# %[SectionName(#)] the <alias> field of the first line with a matching
# <stats section #> is the name used.
#
# Examples:
#
# Default = 0 0 0 *
#
#   The trivial case.  Just one section defined.  Nice and simple.
#
# Movies = 1 1 0 /Xvid/*
# Movies = 1 1 0 /DVDR/*
# Default = 0 0 0 *
#
#   This server has two sections (0-1) and shows how you can have multiple
#   distinct paths be part of the same section.   Notice the 0 as the third
#   integer for all three entries.  This means that credits for up/downloading
#   are controlled by the user's section 0 credits but the ratio to apply
#   varies based on the user's associated section ratio. So if the user has a
#   1:3 ratio for both section 0 and 1 it will appear as if the server isn't
#   using sections at all since their credits will works the same anywhere.
#   However it's possible that a user could have 1:3 ratio for section 1, and
#   leech for section 0 which would mean that particular user needs credits
#   for movie downloading but can grab anything else for free.  The second
#   integer means movie up/down transfer statistics are tracked separately
#   which is particularly useful in this case with some users having leech
#   on particular sections.
#
# Games = 3 2 2 /XBOX/*
# Games = 2 2 2 /Games/*
# Movies = 1 1 0 /Xvid/*
# Movies = 1 1 0 /DVDR/*
# Default = 0 0 0 *
#
#   This setup defines four sections (0-3).  The key here is that the "Games"
#   section is actually made up of two sections that share credits distinct
#   from the rest of the server and can apply different up/down ratios based
#   on whether it's a PC game or and XBOX game.
#
# Games = 0 2 0 /XBOX/*
# Games = 0 2 0 /Games/*
# Movies = 0 1 0 /Xvid/*
# Movies = 0 1 0 /DVDR/*
# Default = 0 0 0 *
#
#   This setup is actually a really simple case.  It uses section 0 for ratio
#   and credits everywhere, but tracks up/down statistics based on path.
#   This can be rather useful information when viewing the userfile to
#   see who up/downs where.

Default = 0 0 0 *