Cannot find config.js file in user folder

Dear All,
I could not find config.js in user java script folder.
I used  app.getPath("user", "javascript"); function to find the user folder and it contains glob.js and glob.settings.js file.
Where should i find Config.js file to execute priviledged methods in a non-privilaged context.
Thanks for all.
Mohamed Idris

Thanks a lot, That has worked. I was thinking that config.js will come with default setup loaded with setup information.

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