File: docs/howto.txt

    Functions
    ==================
		load_data(filename)
		-> returns true on success

		add_user(username, paasword, email)
		-> returns true on success

		delete_user(integer)
		-> returns true on success

		edit_user(integer, username, password, email, status)
		-> returns true on success

    show_where($username='', $password='', $email='', $status='')
    -> returns array(counter, username, password, email, status)

		show_all()
		-> returns array(counter, username, password, email, status)

		select_user(integer)
		-> returns array(counter, username, password, email, status)

Text File Layout
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field		  type				      size              Phys
=========	=================	================  =====
counter		 short (unsigned)	16 bit			      2
username	  string (nulled)		char			        50
password		string (nulled)		char			        50
email			string (nulled)		char			        50
status		   short (unsigned)	16 bit			      2
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Saved as packed file for speed and size

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example:

function check_password($login='', $password='')
{
  include_once('admin.inc.php');
  $admin = new admin();

  // Directory 'data' must be chmod 777
  // Set Directory for text and image files

  $admin->set_directory('data');
  $admin->load_data('filename.txt');  if($login==''||$password=='') return false;

  $admin->load_data('admin.txt');
  if($admin->_loaded)
  {
  	$SandBox = $admin->show_where($login, $password, '', 1);
  	foreach($SandBox as $loaded)
  	{
  	  if($loaded['password']==$password && $loaded['username']==$login && $loaded['status'])
  	  {
        $_SESSION['login'] = $login;
        $_SESSION['pass']  = $loaded['password'];
        $_SESSION['email'] = $loaded['email'];
        return true;
      }
    }
  }
  return false;
}

To setup a default login you need to run the following PHP code ONCE then remove it.

<?php
include_once('/admin.inc.php');
$admin = new admin();

// Directory 'data' must be chmod 1777
// Set Directory for text and image files
   $admin->set_directory('data');
   $admin->load_data('filename.txt');
   $admin-> add_user($username, $password, $email);
   // e.g. $admin-> add_user('admin', 'admin', 'address@gmail.com')
?>

This will add the user login details to the file 'data/filename.txt'
You can set whatever filename you want, just make sure that the directory is set to 1777


Further installation instructions:
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If you have the server configuration of

/home/server/www/test/

and you want to put the files in a diretory called secure

you would create the directory secure, set it to chmod 1777 then

$admin->set_directory('/home/server/www/test/secure');
or
$admin->set_directory('secure');
( assuming the script ran from /home/server/www/test/ )

You would then want to write to file hiddenstuff.txt

$admin->load_data('hiddenstuff.txt')

So in conclusion you would use:

$admin->set_directory('/home/server/www/test/secure');
$admin->load_data('hiddenstuff.txt')

or if the script was installed in  /home/server/www/test/

$admin->set_directory('secure');
$admin->load_data('hiddenstuff.txt')