# This is an example cuecat passwd file, to be saved
# as /etc/cuecatpasswd    You can get barcodes by
# doing `cat /dev/scanners/cuecat`, scanning something
# in, and pasting the type and code in here, replacing
# the comma with a : and adding your username in front:


# This entry will log in user 'slawrance' (yes, Linux
# can have >8 char usernames) if the user scanned
# in the UPC 7-42709-10020-8 (an iomega zip disk)

#slawrance:UPA:742709100208


# NOTE: The samples are commented out.  They are just
# examples and should not be used.  In _your_ entries,
# do not include the # character; otherwise, it won't
# work ;).


# Note that a user can have other valid barcodes
# The following example will also log in 'slawrance'
# if the user scans in the model number printed
# underneath an older MS Natural Keyboard:

#slawrance:C39:E03786USOEM


# Of course, other users can be listed too.  The
# following example will log in root if he/she
# scans the Wacko issue of XY Magazine (after all,
# using a CueCat for logins is a bit off-the-wall ;)
# (and if you have a barcode with root, please
# also enforce password authentication in addition
# to barcode authentication rather than instead of!)

#root:UA2:07447088926704


# If user 'meowycat' wants to use the CueCat to
# log in as well, the kitty cat could scan a
# copy of Good Mousekeeping:

#meowycat:IB5:978014025673490000


# Finally, this file processes faster when there are
# no comments in it and no blank lines, though it
# works the same anyway ;)