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# SNMP community string list
# This list is (or should be) obfuscated, not to be confused with
# the word "encrypted", on purpose.  It is obfuscated in an attempt
# to keep these strings from being read on accident, as in someone
# watching over your shoulder.  It is trivially easy to convert
# these to the original strings, you do that by running the unobf.pl 
# script against this file.  If you have the rights to read this,
# you should also have the rights to run that script to see what the
# strings really are.
#
# Format:  
#    A line with only a number indicates the rotation amount for the 
#    string lines following that number. Valid rotation amounts 
#    include 0 to 93 inclusive, though negative and larger numbers
#    will be transformed, and non-integers will be truncated into
#    integers.
#
#    Any string lines that appears before a rotation value is given 
#    are assumed to be zero, or not rotated. More than one rotation 
#    value within the file is perfectly valid; that new value will
#    be used for the strings following it, up to the next rotation 
#    value.
#
#    string lines are made up of the following:
#      Handle or Name of the string
#      whitespace
#      the (to-be?) obfuscated SNMP string
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