To install (the easy way) by Brian

1) Before you do anything, read LICENSE.TXT!  It describes the GNU public
   license.

2) Type:

./configure

This is probably not what Redhat users want.  You probably want:

./configure --prefix=/usr --exec_prefix=/usr/X11R6/bin --datadir=/usr/lib

3) Edit the file app/karpski.h and you can change:

LOCAL_DOMAIN -
	During resolving, you can choose to chop off one domain.
	Let's say your network is .fred.edu, frank.fred.edu will
	resolve as frank.

SCAN_SOUND_BROKEN -
	A corny sound from Knight Rider -- the sound of KITT "scanning".
	If you don't know/remember Knight Rider, you win.  Two words:
	David Hasselhoff.  If you define this, there is also another
	variable, SCAN_SOUND_INTERVAL - how often (in seconds) to play
	the sound.  This option only works on linux with a working
	/dev/audio (as far as I know).

MAX_PACKET_COUNT -
	This is the maximum number of packets to read before forcing a
	GUI update.

UPDATE_BR_FREQ -
	This controls the frequency in which the info box's bytes read is
	updated.

UPDATE_PROTO_FREQ -
	This controls how often (in seconds) the protocol window is redrawn.

SAVE_WARNING -
	This controls whether or not a warning is printed before you exit if
	there are unsaved stations.

KEEP_SORTED -
	This controls the order that the main list is drawn in.  If this is
	a positive value, the main list is drawn in hardware address order. 
	Otherwise, it's drawn in the order of discovery.  Having this set
	slows things down and can lead to weird "multiple-selection" errors.

	>>> Currently, this is not working. <<<

DRAW_INTERVAL -
	Number of ms to wait between screen refreshes.  This is personal
preference, it pertains to all data refreshes.  All windows, lists, buttons
and other widgets respond in real-time.  The data in the windows is updated
in this refresh.


4) Get and setup libpcap (ftp.ee.lbl.gov)

5) Type this:

make install
make install-incl
make install-man

6) DO NOT EVER SET THE SUID BIT if a user could ever run the binary.  There
   are tons of holes that I don't feel like patching up.  SUID sniffers are
   a really bad idea :)  Also, this writes files, reads files, etc.  Don't
   do it!

	This has been tested on the following platforms:

	Redhat 5.x for i386, Sparc & Alpha

	It has been ported to Solaris 2.6, but the guy who told me about it
	didn't send me a patch to hook everyone else up.  It doesn't work
	out of the box, I'm pretty sure.

	Please test this for me!  Send me your results!


	Thank you, come again.
