---------------------------BUILDING---------------------------

Well, to make the terminal locker, you should be able to type
to following sequence of commands:

	[make allclean] if you have done a previous install
	make makekey
	make TEMPKEY=`echo "AccessKey" | ./makekey`

	(Make sure to use ` and not ' or shell command
	 will not work. AccessKey is the key required to
	 execute a TRUE login shell.)
	 
--------------------------INSTALLING--------------------------

Four things must be do to use TermLock:
	1. Copy all login users' ( those that are not used for
	   daemons ) shells into the /etc/login.shells (or
	   other specified file in the termlockrc file) file
	   with their respective user and change the passwd
	   shell to point to the location of the termlock
	   binary. (/bin/termlock probably) NOTE: for
	   termlock to be of any use, you MUST use it on all
	   users that have login capabilities- otherwise a
	   hacker could enter through another unprotected
	   user account and 'su' to the protected user since
	   this program cannot stop anything except attempts
	   to break in through the login.
	
		ex.	passwd entry	root:...:/bin/bash
				             becomes
			passwd		root:...:/bin/termlock
			login.shells	:root:/bin/termlock:

	2. Append the location to the termlock binary to the
	   /etc/shells file if you allow only listed shells
	   as login shells.

	3. Move the binary to its directory and change the
	   /bin/sh symlink to point to termlock. (use the
	   'ln' command for those not very familiar with
	   linking)
	   
	4. Create a /etc/termlockrc file (required) with
	   your site options. Easiest to copy the sample
	   rc file (all options in it are defaults) into
	   /etc.
	   

NOTE: The permissons used by the example /etc files (in /etc.example)
      should be used and the termlock binary should be mode 0755.
