
			SHADOW-INA-BOX INSTALLATION README

INTRODUCTION
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This package is a collection of most of the popular utilities
available in sunsite.unc.edu, ftp.cert.org, ftp.x.org,
ftp.qualcomm.com, ftp.cac.washington.edu, and ftp.acs.com to provide
shadow passwords for your Linux system as of October 29th, 1996

Previously, in order to have shadow passwords on your Linux box you
had to install and tweek:

 1) shadow-960129.tar.gz
 2) wu-ftpd-2.4-fixed.tar.gz
 3) sudo-1.2-shadow.tgz
 4) xlockmore-3.11.tar.gz
 5) xdm.tar.gz
 6) qpop2.2.tar.Z for pop mail with shadow passwords
 7) imap-4.BETA.tar.Z for Pine E-mail pop
	NOTE:	We leave you to modify your own inetd.conf to include
		imap2 service.  This line is adequate:

imap2    stream  tcp     nowait  root    /usr/sbin/tcpd  /usr/sbin/in.imapd

 8) pcnfsd.linux.tgz
 9) bwnfsd.tar.gz

10) adduser.shadow-pl ( optional )

INSTALLATION
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 This package puts all these utilities together for easy install.

 a) get shadow-ina-box-1.1.tgz from sunsite.unc.edu or some mirror.
 b) do a tar zxvf shadow-ina-box-1.1.tgz
 c) cd shadow-ina-box-1.1
 d) verify the checksums for the packages using md5 and comparing to
    the CHECKSUMS file.
 e) take a look at 'Install' script, 'modify.c' source code, and ./extras/
    directory.
 f) run 'Install >& install.log &'
 g) wait for a long time.  Maybe go out and eat while you're waiting.  :)
 h) verify the changes, check 'install.log', and you're done! :)

***NOTE***

This software is provided **AS IS**.

Should you need to verify the authenticity of the packages included,
check out one of the trusted Linux anon-ftp sites near you.  (I always
like to try to get any package straight from the source.  But my
favorite site is sunsite.unc.edu for a multitude of utilities.  -Michael)

It is normal to have certain compiler warnings in the various packages
provided.

If you wish to ask for help, send comments, praise, etc, you should
contact the authors of the provided packages directly.

The respective people who maintain or last maintained these packages are:

wu-ftpd-2.4.fixed.tar.gz:  Alexander O. Yuriev <alex@bach.cis.temple.edu>
			   (from sunsite.unc.edu)
sudo-1.2-shadow.tar.gz:	   Ian McCloghrie <ian@ucsd.edu>
			   (from sunsite.unc.edu)
shadow-960129.tar.gz:	   Marek Michalkiewicz
				<marekm@i17linuxb.ists.pwr.wroc.pl>
			   (from sunsite.unc.edu)
adduser-shadow.pl	   David Nugent <davidn@blaze.net.au>
			   (from sunsite.unc.edu)
cracklib25_small.tar.Z:    Alec Muffett
				<alec.muffett@uk.sun.com>
				<alec.muffett@sun.co.uk>
				<alec_muffett@hicom.lut.ac.uk>
			   (from ftp.cert.org)
xlockmore-3.11.tar.gz:	   David A. Bagley <bagleyd@source.asset.com>
			   (from ftp.x.org)
xdm.tar.gz:		   X Consortium
			   (from sunsite.unc.edu)
qpop2.2.tar.Z:		   Mark Erikson <mark@qualcomm.com>
			   (from ftp.qualcomm.com)
imap-4.BETA.tar.Z:	   Mark Crispin <MRC@CAC.Washington.EDU>
			   (from ftp.cac.washington.edu)
pcnfsd.linux.tgz:	   Stephen Davies <scldad@sdc.com.au>
			   (from sunsite.unc.edu)
bwnfsd.tar.gz:		   Fred N. van Kempen <waltje@uwalt.nl.mugnet.org>
			   (from ftp.acs.com)

A good reference regarding installing and using Shadow passwords with
a Linux system is the SHADOW-HOWTO by Michael Jackson <mhjack@tscnet.com>
at http://www.tscnet.com/sysop/mhjack/SHADOW-HOWTO/ and
comp.os.linux.answers.


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-Simone Chemelli   <genius@dei.unipd.it>
-Author of Shadow-full-package 1.0
-April 21, 1996

-Modifications provided by Michael Quan <michael@envy.com>
-October 29th, 1996

