This daemon is tricky to install properly.  Good luck.

Put the rftpdaccess file into /etc/ so you have /etc/rftpdaccess

Edit the rftpdaccess paths and variables for your site.
	Make sure the paths exist.
	You may need to touch the LOG files and chmod 600 on them
	Create _PATH_SITEDIR/dev/null and zero
	In _PATH_SITEDIR/bin/ put unzip,zip,sh
	In _PATH_SITEDIR/bin/ put the supplied ls
	Touch PATH_SITEDIR/etc/group and passswd
	  
Edit /etc/services and /etc/inetd.conf for your site.  Give
rftpd the -a flag and don't use tcpd.  Restart inetd.

Run uaftp to add the initial user.

Attempt to login to the daemon.  You should get the bad identd message.
	a.  You may need to copy the *gdbm* files to /lib
	b.  You will need to chown/chmod xferlog.bin if you are not
		running ueftp as root.

Run ueftp to add your identds and give yourself the SITEOP flag.

Login in and initialize the databases by doing:
	site update *
	mkdir test (make sure you're in a writable dir)
	site nuke 1 test Nuke Init

cron rftpdcronme once a day around midnight.

