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anything tomcat-users.xml equivalent in resin?

 
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I am very new to resin (using 2.1) and running my webapps smoothly here during development as a cross-check with Tomcat4. But I didn't find anything equivalent to tomcat-users.xml in resin? Is it conf/resin.xml? But there I didn't find anyhting like role or user other than ---


<!--
- If starting bin/httpd.sh as root on Unix, specify the user name
- and group name for the web server user. Note: Linux users must
- either have the new thread package (RedHat 9.0 or later) or use
- bin/resin.
-
- <user-name>resin</user-name>
- <group-name>resin</group-name>
-->


I think its not a requirement for containers so resin does not have it. Is it? Does resin support Realm? (I think no). But overall I am really happy using resin and planning to use it more than tomcat during development in future.
Another questions is in the caucho site, I found resin is a commercial software, then how could I download and use it free as I didn't find any distinct download like free edition and commercial edition?
 
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