This is the first "official" release of finger for Linux TCP/IP.

The version on nic.funet.fi's testing dir is the same source code, but
the following has changed:
	- Makefile: binary installed to /usr/local/bin by default, and
	  -linet is no longer needed with the latest GCC release
	  (2.2.2d7/jump 4.1).

NOTE: if you put the finger binary somewhere other than /usr/local/bin,
you must edit fingerd.c (fingerd sources), line 79 to reflect that
change, or else you'll see a blank response to remote finger queries to
your Linux system.

/usr/etc/inet/inetd and associated utilities MUST be installed for this
to work. The tcpip-0.8.0 package contains what you need, it's under
nic.funet.fi:/pub/OS/Linux/testing/beta/NET.

You'll need this line in /usr/etc/inet/services, if it's not already there:
finger          79/tcp

and this one in /usr/etc/inetd.conf:
finger  stream  tcp     nowait  root    /usr/etc/inet/fingerd   fingerd

To install:
	make install

If inetd is already running and you install finger, send a HUP (1) signal to
inetd to tell it to re-read the above config files.

Copy lastlog.h to /usr/include if you want to recompile the sources.
It defines the /usr/adm/lastlog format which is written by the login program
in the poeigl (Poe's init/getty/login) utils.

David Black 10/24/92
dlbb0@amdahl.com