#
# /adm/etc/groups
#
# To define a group, simply put the group name in (name) followed by a list of
# names separated by colons.  To put a group in another group, simply put the
# name of the group in parens.  Note: if you include a group in another
# group, it must have been previously defined.
#
# Domain members are defined in a domain's d_master file.  To include a
# domain within a group, simply put the name of the domain in brackets,
# eg [Name].  Domain names should be capitalized.
#
# All whitespace and newlines are stripped out.
#
# To end group declaration, simply have a newline after the last member of
# the group with no trailing ':'

#####################################################
# FUNCTIONAL STAFF
#####################################################

# root
# root are people who know the account password. They can shut down the
# MUD, and do other things that may require logging into the account if
# things go awry.

(root)          cratylus


# admin
# This group runs the mud.
# You should probably hold the number of admins down as low as you can.
# They have global write access, and can screw things up if they don't
# understand them. Anyone who is not up to date on the mudlib should NOT
# have admin privileges.

(admin)         (root):cratylus

# adminaccess
# There people are trusted enough to have admin level access.
# They don't necessarily have responsibility.
(adminaccess)	(admin)


#####################################################
# Special Interest Groups
#####################################################


# Conference conveners. Don't give this group any file permissions. It is
# used in the conference center for its own purposes.
(conveners)	(admin)


# These people have permission to use the socket efuns - they are people
# interested in building newer and better Intermud toys.
#(socket)	(admin):[Network]
(socket)	(admin)


# These people maintain the mud's web service
(www)		(admin)


#####################################################
# SYSTEM STUFF
#####################################################

# I guess it has to be like this.
(backbone)	Backbone


# The newsreading/writing objects need special permissions.
(news)		News


#####################################################
# DOMAINS
#####################################################

(standard)	[Std]
(fooland)	[Fooland]
(conf)		[Conf]
(grid)		[Grid]
(TMI)	[TMI]