NETUNIX.LZH
Contains files that are added to the files from the MS-DOS archives, netsrc1 
and netsrc2 to make a set that compile under AT&T System V, Release 3.  This 
is a Unix archive with the Unix file names and end-of-line convention.  If 
you extract files from netunix.lzh with MS-DOS you will have to convert the 
EOLs from \n to \r\n.  If you copy the MS-DOS archives to the Unix computer,
use the command, lharc xt netsrc1 (or ...2) to make the EOL conversion.
W5GFE compiled them under Xenix (80386) Sys V, release 3, and verified the 
Makefile.  Recent addition by W5GFE links in enough of the curses library to 
make incoming telnet traffic inverse if your terminal is so equipped.  See the 
define, W5GFE, in the makefile.  See COHNOTE for information on the Coherent 
version.

LHARUNIX.LZH
Is the version of lharc I use on the Unix box.  It is nice because it makes
transporting files between Unix, MS-DOS and Coherent real easy and file times 
are preserved so it enables efficient source code control.  A Coherent exec-
utable version, LHARC.COH, is included for Coherent users' convenience.  Other 
Unix users need to compile executable lharcs for their machines.  (There are 
makefiles for Unix, Coherent 386 and Coherent 286 included.)

NETUNIX.TAZ (If included)
Is a compressed tape archive, if you prefer it to the .LZH file.  Rename it
to netunix.tar.Z after you get it on the Unix box and process it from there.
It contains, more or less, the files included in netsrc1.lzh, netsrc2.lzh and
netunix.lzh.  It should be approximately current.

NETSRC1.LZH, NETSRC2.LZH
Files common to MS-DOS, Unix and Coherent versions.  These archives, and 
NETMSDOS.LZH, contain MS-DOS formatted files.  See note above about extracting
to convert to Unix EOL convention.  You won't need the NETMSDOS.LZH files but
they are included for completeness.

BM_SRC.LZH
MS-DOS files containing source for Bdale's Mailer (BM).  Works with same
environmental variables as NET.

SRCNOTE.LZH
Contains source code documentation.  (MS-DOS files)

NETDOC.LZH
Contains net documentation.  (MS-DOS files)

LHARC.EXE
Included in case you don't have it.  It is an MS-DOS executable.

Recent Changes
I changed the ROSE circuit things in this version.  See the two commands,
vcircuit, and rosebash.  Use of ROSE circuits is a little simpler, but per-
formance is the same (not good).  

Only a couple of versions ago I added a command, ax25 mboxcall, that enables 
an AX.25 user to get a mail box prompt without sending an info frame.

Also added the command, tcp timertype [linear | exponential] [<max backoff>]
where the default type is exponential.  The max backoff, if specified, is the 
maximum time, in minutes, that the tcp timer will back off after repeated fail-
ures over a poor path.  Default is 30 minutes.

And, added command, ax25 T4 [<time>] which sets the value, in seconds, after
which an inactive circuit (connection) will be disconnected.  Default is 900
seconds (15 minutes).

While making a minimum version of net I noticed the functions related to 
telunix.  They don't work on sys V so don't use them; use telnet instead.
I left the code in place in case someone with a different flavor of Unix
needs them to work out telnet on his machine.

Be sure the file depend.out is relevant to the configuration you select in
config.h and options.h.  The depend.out supplied in this kit relates to the 
version I last compiled, and reflected in the config.h and options.h supplied.  
Use "make depend" to use the shell script mkdep.  (Mkdep doesn't work with 
Coherent so source code for mkdepcoh.c, a dependency maker, is provided for 
that system.)

Joe, K5JB
