PhearD v0.9e
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Requirements:
	A fully GNU compliant LS
	A fully GNU compliant compiler
	A fully GNU compliant UNIX
	Password Shadowing (GNU compliant)
	Patience, Luck, and Time
	Unix Knowledge

First-Time Installation:
	You need to add the following lines to your system files:
inetd.conf
pheard   stream  tcp     nowait  root    /usr/sbin/tcpd /usr/sbin/in.pheard
services
pheard	<port>/tcp
	Run install.  It will do everything else for you.


Upgrading:
	Run upgrade.  It will do everything for you.

Configuring your site:
	The configuration file which contains all the important crap
	is installed in /etc/phear.conf
	All relevant stuff is stored in /usr/.phear:
		/usr/.phear/text - Headers/Footers
		/usr/.phear/users - Where User Data Files are stored
		/usr/.phear/help - Help Files
		/usr/.phear/tops - Data/Stat files
	The site utilities are installed into /usr/sbin:
		ftpwho - guess
		ftpghost - kill ghosted processes
		stats - compile stats (VERY fast)
	The zip tagger is stored in /usr/.phear/tag
	Edit msgpath to reflect your personal desires
	Edit welcome.msg to display the welcome message
	Edit newsfile to display any news regarding your site
	The "makestats" file will compile your stats.
	If you run a dated dir site, you may wish to include the file
	  "makedate" in your crontab to run daily.  It will update the
	  recent uploads (to display in current date), and make the
	  new date, with proper permissions.



To promote safer sites, shadowing is required in PhearD.  If you do
not have shadowing installed, you will have one hell of a time getting this
thing to work.  Good luck :)

To install PhearD, first run install to create the directories and setup the default
stuff.  Then, do make to build the daemon.  When it is done making, edit
inetd.conf and add the following line:
pheard   stream  tcp     nowait  root    /usr/sbin/tcpd  /usr/sbin/in.pheard
And add the following to services:
pheard		<your port>/tcp
Then do make install to complete the process.
Also do make utils to build some rather important utilities

