pwm example (old format)

password_list.txt*outdated*

return {["passwords"] = { --the list of the passwords. Every password has an ID. Every entry references that ID instead of the password itself.
	[42] = "42world",
	[33] = "12345secretpassword",
	[34] = "anothersupersecretpassword"
}, ["lu"] = {
	["user1"] = { --every username gets one entry
		["addr_lu"] = {  --you can either specify the domain name in the "addr_lu" section, 
		                 --or you can specify the "display name" (or both) in the "select_srv_lu" section.
			["digitalaudioconcepts.com"] = {["30001"] = 33},
			["0.0.0.0"] = {["30000"] = 42} --a localhost test client. Note the changed number, its a changed ID.
			["m.ayntest.net"] = {["30000"] = 34}, --another server entry. You can make as many servers per user as you want.
		}, ["select_srv_lu"] = {
		["VanessaE's Survival Server"] = 33} --... Note however that this is freely chosen, and does not have to represent the actual server you want to send your password to. Therefore, use it only if you need to.
	}, ["usertester"]= { --second user
		["addr_lu"] = {
			["0.0.0.0"] = {["30000"] = 42}
		}, ["select_srv_lu"] = {
		["local hello server"] = 42}
}}}