If you want EZproxy to perform user authentication from a text file, follow these steps:
Create a file that contains a user identification optionally followed by a colon and user password. If this file was an extract of your library card numbers, it might simply contain lines like:
13524697531
13587533212
If the file contained usernames and passwords, it might look like:
jsmith:secret
mdoe:codeword
With file authentication, both usernames and password are checked using case-insensitive comparisons, allowing the usernames jsmith, JSMITH, JSmith to match along with the passwords secret, SECRET, sEcReT.
::file=myusers.txt Note: Changes to user.txt/ezproxy.usr take effect immediately. You do not have to restart EZproxy when you update this file, and if you create an updated version of myusers.txt, those changes will be available immediately.