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* the Console program to control the system and the commands that each
* operator may use.
*
* On systems where security is not an issue, the Password my be an empty
* string (allows any login attempt) or may be identical to the username
* (the user must enter their username as their password).
* There may be a default operator configuration specified (using an empty
* string as its name) which behaves specially.
*
* The Password field normally contains a password hash used to authenticate
* login as that operator, but may also be an empty string (allows any login
* attempt) or may be identical to the username (the user must enter their
* username as their password) or may be a hyphen (to prevent login as that
* operator).
*
* The format for a hashed password is that created by the mkpasswd
* program and the crypt() function. The SHA512 hash (starts '$6$')
* is preferred.
*
* As a special case, the password '-' may be used for a dummy operator
* entry which does not permit login to the Console, but defines a set
* of commands referenced from other entries.
*
* The (optional) Commands value is either an array listing the commands
* that the operator can use, or the name of another operator entry which
* contains such a list of commands.
* contains such a list of commands. The referenced operator entry defines
* a 'role' capable of executing the defined set of commands.
*
* When the password '-' is used to prevent login, the Commands setting
* of the operator may still be referenced as a role by the entries of
* other operators.
*
* The omission of the Commands entry means that the commands array is
* supplied from the default entry (if there is one).
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* sufficient to disable all commands for all operators until/unless
* commands are specifically enabled for them.
*
* It is possible to log in to the Console using an operator name which is
* not explicitly configured. In that case the default operator entry is
* used as follows:
* 1. The Passord from the default entry is used to permit/refuse the login.
* 2. The Commands from the default entry is used to define the commands that
* the operator may use, and if this is not present no commands may be used.
*
* NB. There are a few special cases for commands as follows:
* The 'quit' command is always permitted for the Console itself, and
* only needs to be listed to quit client processes, Command or Control.