The descriptor file is used to build the initial system database.
When the server is run it checks for the database, if not found
it uses the descriptor file to create one.  This functionality has not
yet been fully integrated but the readDescriptor function is operational.

At the begining of the value field is an integer which flags whether
readDescriptor should check for the existence of the entry.  A 1 
signals that a check should be done while a 0 states to ignore the 
check and assume the file exists.  All '1' values should be listed 
first since a '0' value will become the default add shall be added
to the database.

The format of the descriptor file is as follows

# comments
key "key1"
{
	key "key2"
	{
		1 value
		0 value
	}
	key "key2"
	{
		1 value
	}
}

For a more detailed example please look at EXAMPLE-olympusddata in 
the docs directory.  Also, please look at the TODO file in the 
manager directory for a list of upcoming and beta features along with
known bugs :(  If you find any bugs which are not listed or if you
are kind enough to fix one please send to developers@mountlinux.com
or preferably join our mailling-list at www.mountlinux.com/olympus

Enjoy.		
