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qtpasswd(1)               BSD General Commands Manual              qtpasswd(1)

NAME
     qtpasswd -- MP3 file playlist broadcaster

SYNOPSIS
     qtpasswd [-?hvFd] [-f filename] [-g groupsfilename] [-r realm] [-p password] [-P passwordfile]
              [-A group] [-D group] [-C group] [-R group]

DESCRIPTION
     qtpasswd streams a playlist of MP3 files to an instance of QuickTimeStreamingServer.

     A list of flags and their descriptions:

     -?       display usage

     -h       display usage

     -v       display usage

     -F       Don't ask for confirmation when deleting users or overwriting existing files.

     -d       Delete the user. (Deletes the user from all groups)

     -f filename
              Password file to manipulate (Default is "/Library/QuickTimeStreaming/Config/qtusers").

     -g groupsfilename
              Groups file to manipulate (Default is "/Library/QuickTimeStreaming/Config/qtgroups"). If not
              found, will create one when necessary.

     -r realm
              The realm name to use when creating a new file via "-c" (Default is "Streaming Server").

     -p password
              Allows entry of password at command line rather than prompting for it.

     -P passwordfile
              File to read the password from rather than prompting for it.

     -A group
              Add user to group. Will create group automatically if group is not already present.

     -D group
              Delete the user from the group.

     -C group
              Create new group. Do not specify username with this option.

     -R group
              Delete the group. Do not specify username with this option.

FILES
     /Library/QuickTimeStreaming/Config/qtusers
     /Library/QuickTimeStreaming/Config/qtgroups
     /Library/QuickTimeStreaming/Config/qtaccess

SEE ALSO
     QuickTimeStreamingServer(8),

Darwin                         February 11, 2005                        Darwin