{
servercfg	"ctf-default"
timelimit	"31"
caplimit	"10"
refpassword	"wfarules"
warmup		"30"
reconlimit	"2"
nurselimit	"2"
engineerlimit   "1"
marinelimit	"3"
cyborglimit     "1"
arsonistlimit	"2"
gunnerlimit	"2"
sniperlimit	"2"
assassinlimit	"2"
}
{
servercfg	"ctf-matchmode"
timelimit	"99"
caplimit	"99"
refpassword	"wfarules"
warmup		"60"
reconlimit	"9"
nurselimit	"9"
engineerlimit	"9"
marinelimit	"9"
cyborglimit	"9"
arsonistlimit	"9"
gunnerlimit	"9"
sniperlimit	"9"
assassinlimit	"9"
}
{
servercfg	"cp-default"
timelimit	"31"
caplimit	"300"
refpassword	"cprules"
warmup		"60"
reconlimit	"2"
nurselimit	"2"
engineerlimit   "1"
marinelimit	"2"
cyborglimit     "1"
arsonistlimit	"2"
gunnerlimit	"2"
sniperlimit	"2"
assassinlimit	"2"
}
{
servercfg	"cp-matchmode"
timelimit	"99"
caplimit	"300"
refpassword	"cp-rules"
warmup		"60"
reconlimit	"9"
nurselimit	"9"
engineerlimit	"9"
marinelimit	"9"
cyborglimit	"9"
arsonistlimit	"9"
gunnerlimit	"9"
sniperlimit	"9"
assassinlimit	"9"
}
//You can have up to 8 differently named server configs.  You MUST have the following
//configs defined ctf-default, ctf-matchmode, cp-default, and cp-matchmode.
//The last 4 can be named anything you wish.  Server admins have a lot more control 
//over their configs using this new system.
//The g_serverFile cvar will allow you to specify the filename that is used
//to load the list of configs.  Using g_defaultServerConfig you can specify
//which config from that file you wish to be used when the server starts.
//The defaults are <servercfg.cfg> for g_serverFile and <default> for
//g_defaultServerConfig.
//to use when the server is loaded.