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-WFM - Web File Manager
-======================
-WFM is a web file management application. It allows to upload, download,
-rename, delete files and organize directory / folder structure using a
-standard web browser with CGI.
-
-This program is written using portable C code and compiles natively
-for many flavors of Unix. The output is a pure W3C certified HTML 4.01
-and doesn't require JavaScript support in the browser. WFM will work in
-most HTTP 1.1 web servers with CGI support.  Due to compact size and
-lightning fast execution time it's ideal for small and embedded systems.
-
-
-History
-=======
-The application begun its life in 1994 as a perl cgi script for CERN httpd
-server to allow uploading data files by field support engineers. Later 
-rewritten in C language, when CGIC library and Apache httpd were released
-around 1996. Up to 2015 WFM has been a closed source commercial application,
-supported by a few large enterprise and smaller corporation users. WFM is
-now released as open source.
-
-
-Installation
-============
-WFM binary is self contained including all icons/images. You only need
-to copy the compiled wfm binary (with any name) to your cgi execution
-directory. Include a config file of the same name as the binary file plus
-.cfg extension. Example:
-
-/home/user/web/cgi-bin
-  wfm
-  wfm.cfg
-
-Edit the .cfg file according to your needs.
-
-Point your browser to http://x.x.x.x/cgi-bin/wfm and you are done.
-
-Configuration
-=============
-This application was designed with multiple instances in mind. An instance
-is made by copying or linking WFM binary with a different name. In advanced
-configuration different instances can suexec to different users.
-
-In a more basic form each instance reads it's configuration file of 
-instance name + .cfg extenstion from the current working directory.
-For instance if you decide to use "ftpadmin" as name of the executable
-(or link) it will read file named "ftpadmin.cfg" for the configuration.
-Below is a simple, self explanatory configuration file example:
-
-# tagline or application name
-tagline=Web File Manager
-
-# home directory
-directory=/home/user/wfmdata
-
-# recursively summarize directory sizes - only enable if you have
-# fast disk (SSD) or a small directory tree structure
-#recursive-du=true
-
-# favicon / application icon, must be one of the embedded/compiled icon files
-# by default wfmicon.gif
-#favicon=home.gif
-
-# When clicking on txt file - edit instead of download by default
-#txt-default-edit=true
-
-# Edit any file as it was txt
-edit-any-file=false
-
-# optional browser url prefix - aka "external link" - if defined, file
-# names will be glued to it giving option to be opened directly with the
-# external link button without going through cgi routines
-browser-url=http://x.x.x.x/files/
-
-# access lists - ace type is either access-ip or access-user
-# mixable, eg access-ip=ro:* with number of access-user=rw
-# level is ro|rw, one host or username per line  * denotes all hosts
-# user is username:password combination
-access-ip=ro:*
-access-ip=rw:127.0.0.1
-access-user=ro:guest:secret
-access-user=rw:admin:password
-
-If you use mixed ro/rw access for instance ip=ro:* and user=rw:admin
-then in order to authenticate click on the lock sign on right side of
-the top status bar.
-
-Copyrights
-==========
-Copyright (c) 1994-2016 by Antoni Sawicki
-Copyright (c) 1996-2011 by Thomas Boutell and Boutell.Com, Inc.
-Copyright (c) 2002 by Aladdin Enterprises
-Copyright (c) 1999-2009 by Paul Johnston
-Copyright (c) 2010 by Yusuke Kamiyamane
-WFM implemented by Antoni Sawicki
-CGIC Library by Thomas Boutell
-Server Side RFC 1321 implementation by L. Peter Deutsch
-Client Side RFC 1321 implementation by Paul Johnston
-Icons by Yusuke Kamiyamane
diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
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+# WFM - Web File Manager
+WFM is a web file management application. It allows to perform regular
+file and folder operations such as upload, download, rename, delete files
+and organize directory tree structure using a standard web browser. It also
+allows editing small text files directly in the browser using textarea.
+
+Unlike Dropbox, box.net and others, WFM is compatible with most modern and
+legacy web browsers dating back to Internet Explorer 1.5, Netscape 1.0 and
+Mosaic 3.0. It outputs W3C certified HTML 4.01. JavaScript is optional and
+only used for non-essential luxuries on modern web browsers.
+
+This program is written using portable C code and compiles natively
+for many flavors of Unix. It runs as a CGI application on most httpd servers
+and does not require PHP, Perl, Python or any other interpreted language. 
+It's very small and lightning fast. I runs on resource constrained embedded
+or vintage / historical systems.
+
+
+## History
+The application begun its life in 1994 as a perl CGI script for CERN httpd
+server to allow uploading and managing customer logs by field support
+engineers over the web. Later rewritten in C language, when CGIC library and
+Apache httpd were released. Up to 2015 WFM has been a closed source commercial
+application, supported by a few large enterprise, telco and ISP corporations.
+WFM is now released as open source.
+
+
+## Installation
+WFM binary is self contained including all icons/images. You only need
+to copy the compiled wfm binary (with any name) to your cgi execution
+directory, usually cgi-bin. Include a config file of the same name as the
+binary file plus .cfg extension. Example:
+
+/home/user/web/cgi-bin
+  wfm
+  wfm.cfg
+
+Edit the .cfg file according to your needs.
+
+Point your browser to http://x.x.x.x/cgi-bin/wfm and you are done.
+
+## Configuration
+This application was designed with multiple instances in mind. An instance
+is made by copying or linking WFM binary with a different name. In a more
+advanced configuration different instances can suexec to different users.
+
+In basic form each instance reads it's configuration file of 
+instance name + .cfg extenstion from the current working directory.
+For instance if you decide to use "ftpadmin" as name of the executable
+(or link) it will read file named "ftpadmin.cfg" for the configuration.
+Below is a simple, self explanatory configuration file example:
+
+    # tagline or application name
+    tagline=Snake Oil File Exchange
+
+    # home directory, typically local directory on the server or SMB/NFS mount
+    directory=/home/user/wfmdata
+
+    # recursively calculate directory sizes - only enable if you have
+    # fast disk (eg. SSD), large cache or a small directory tree structure
+    # note that file and folder names starting with dot (.) are not counted
+    # recursive-du=true
+
+    # favicon / application icon, must be one of the embedded/compiled icon files
+    # by default wfmicon.gif
+    #favicon=home.gif
+
+    # When clicking on txt file - edit instead of download by default
+    #txt-default-edit=true
+
+    # Edit any file as it was txt
+    #edit-any-file=false
+
+    # optional browser url prefix - aka "external link" - if defined, file
+    # names will be glued to it giving option to be opened directly with the
+    # external link button without going through cgi routines
+    browser-url=http://x.x.x.x/files/
+
+    # access lists - ace type is either access-ip or access-user
+    # mixable, eg access-ip=ro:* with number of access-user=rw
+    # level is ro|rw, one host or username per line  * denotes all hosts
+    # user is username:password combination
+    access-ip=ro:*
+    access-ip=rw:127.0.0.1
+    access-user=ro:guest:secret
+    access-user=rw:admin:password
+
+If you use mixed ro/rw access for instance ip=ro:* and user=rw:admin
+then in order to authenticate click on the lock sign on right side of
+the top status bar.
+
+Copyrights
+==========
+Copyright (c) 1994-2016 by Antoni Sawicki
+Copyright (c) 1996-2011 by Thomas Boutell and Boutell.Com, Inc.
+Copyright (c) 2002 by Aladdin Enterprises
+Copyright (c) 1999-2009 by Paul Johnston
+Copyright (c) 2010 by Yusuke Kamiyamane
+WFM implemented by Antoni Sawicki
+[CGIC Library](https://www.boutell.com/cgic/) by Thomas Boutell
+Server Side RFC 1321 implementation by L. Peter Deutsch
+Client Side RFC 1321 implementation by Paul Johnston
+Icons by Yusuke Kamiyamane
+Web browser testing by [BrowserStack](http://www.browserstack.com/)
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diff --git a/wfm.cfg b/wfm.cfg
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 tagline=Web File Manager
 
 # home directory
-directory=/home/tenox/wfm10
+directory=/home/user/wfmdata
 
 # recursively summarize directory sizes - only enable if you have
 # fast disk (SSD) or a small directory tree structure
-#recursive-du=true
+# recursive-du=true
 
 # favicon / application icon, must be one of the embedded/compiled icon files
 # favicon=home.gif
 
 # When clicking on txt file - edit instead of download by default
-#txt-default-edit=true
+# txt-default-edit=true
 
 # Edit any file as it was txt
 edit-any-file=false