
  GranolaFTP 2.83 Alpha.  This is the first public release of gftp for 
  linux 2.0.

  The examples shown are on a linux 2.1.14 system.  The daemon 
  is available for Linux 2.0, SunOS 4.1.4 and 2.5.1.

  Current daemon custom commands are:

	SITE WHO
	SITE UNFO <your unfo>
	SITE LINER <your one liner>

1)  Set up an account for gftp and it's groups.   (It isn't mandatory to
    use uid and gid 999, just make sure the directory and databases in 
    /gftp/var/db are user and group read and writable by the the gftp 
    group and user.)

	Add an account for the user gftp with a uid of 999:

	gftp:4xvMetD4yrzWl:999:999:GFTPD:/gftp/./incoming:/etc/nologin

	And a group id of 999.

	gftp::999:

	And optionally create a sysop group.  After setting a password
	in /gftp/getc/ftpgroups, this is the group used for sysop
	permissions (SITE GROUP sysop; SITE GPASS xxxx).

	  gftp-sysop::998:

	
2)  Un-tar the files in the /gftp area.

	cd /gftp ; tar xvfp /somewhere/gftp.tar

    * It is important to use the p (preserve permissions) option.

3)  Setup affilliation database by running /gftp/gbin/affiladmin.

4)  Add users with /gftp/gbin/adduser.

5)  Install the daemon, "gftpd" in /usr/etc.

6)  Add the following to /etc/inetd.conf.

	gftp	stream	tcp	nowait	root	/usr/sbin/tcpd	gftpd

7)  Add the following to /etc/services.  The 2345 can be any number that
    you choose.

	gftp		2345/tcp		# Granola

8)  Restart inetd.

	kill -HUP <inetd pid>

9)  Add the contents of the file crontab.add to either root or gftp's 
    crontab, depending on how your permissions are set.

9)  Log in.

	ftp yoursystem 2345

