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-			    pidentd
-
-     ("Peter's Ident Daemon" or is it "Portable Ident Daemon"?)
-
-		Peter Eriksson <pen@lysator.liu.se>
-
-
-This program is released into the public domain and can be used by
-anyone who wants to. Vendors may include it into their distributions
-if they want to without any restrictions. (Although it would be nice
-to be notified by email if someone decides to do that, and/or a note
-somewhere about who wrote this program. Like in the man-page or so.. :-)
-
-This is a program that implements the RFC1413 identification server. It
-was very much inspired by Dan Bernstein's original 'authd' (but unlike
-that program doesn't use 'netstat' to get some of the information) It
-uses the kernel information directly.  (And is due to that fact a lot
-faster). Dan has now written another version of the 'authd' daemon that
-uses his 'kstuff' to read the kernel information. Unlike that daemon,
-this will use only normally available kernel access functions (and is due
-to that more limited in the different machines it support). Please note
-that this daemon used to be called pauthd but has changed name to better
-reflect what it does (and to conform to the new RFC).
-
-This daemon has been tested on the following machines/OS (please report
-to me if you've tested a newer version, or if your machine/OS isn't among
-the ones below):
-
-Machine			Operating System	Pidentd version
-----------------------	----------------------	--------------------------
-  Sequent Balance	  Dynix 3.0.14		  2.1beta.12
-  Sequent Symmetry	  Dynix 3.1.2		  2.1beta.3
-  Sun 3/50		  SunOS 3.5		  2.1beta.8.1		(3)
-  Sun 386i		  SunOS 4.0.2		  1.9beta
-  Sun 2/120		  SunOS 4.0.3		  2.1beta.10
-  Sun 3/280		  SunOS 4.1.1		  2.1beta.12
-  Sun 4/380		  SunOS 4.1.3		  2.1beta.12
-  Sun SS1/41		  SunOS 5.1		  2.1beta.11
-  HP 9000/375		  HP-UX 7.0		  2.1beta.10.1		(1)
-  HP 9000/300		  HP-UX 8.0		  2.1beta.12
-  HP 9000/340		  HP-UX 8.0		  2.1beta.10.1
-  HP 9000/360		  HP-UX 8.0		  2.1beta.10.1
-  HP 9000/710		  HP-UX 8.07		  2.1beta.10.1
-  HP 9000/720		  HP-UX 8.07		  2.1beta.10.1
-  HP 9000/715		  HP-UX 9.0		  2.1beta.9.1
-  HP 9000/827		  HP-UX 8.02		  2.1beta.8.1
-  HP 9000/834		  HP-UX 7.0		  2.0beta.4
-  HP 9000/835		  HP-UX 8.00		  2.1beta.10.1
-  MIPS			  RISC/OS 4.5x		  2.1beta.8.1
-  DECstation 2100	  Ultrix 4.2-96		  2.1beta.2		(2)
-  DECstation 5000/133	  Ultrix 4.2		  2.1beta.9.1		(2) [?]
-  DEC VAXstation 2000	  Ultrix-32 3.1		  2.1beta.12		(2) [?]
-  DEC VAX vs3520	  Ultrix 3.0		  2.1beta.9.1		(2) [?]
-  DEC VAX 11/780	  4.3BSD Reno		  2.1beta.12		(2)
-  i486-PC		  UHC SVR4 2.0		  2.0beta.4		(2)
-  i486-PC		  Dell SVR4 2.2		  2.0beta.4		(2)
-  i486-PC		  ESIX SVR4 4.0.4	  2.1beta.2		(2)
-  i486-PC		  386BSD 0.1		  2.1beta.3		(2)
-  Cray			  UNICOS 6.0.12		  2.1beta.7
-  NeXT			  NeXTSTEP 2.1		  2.1beta.9.1		(3)
-  NeXT			  NeXTSTEP 3.0		  2.1beta.9.1		(3)
-  Pyramid 90x		  dualPort OSx 4.1	  2.1beta.12
-  Silicon Graphics	  IRIX 4		  2.1beta.10
-
-Notes:
-	1) HP-UX 7.0 doesn't support running streams based services from
-	   Inetd with the "wait" option (and the "-w" flag to Pidentd).
-
-	   It also has problems with starting stuff as user "sys" from Inetd.
-	   (It doesn't correctly set the group id to "sys") so I suggest you
-	   either starts it as user "root" and use the "-u" and "-g" flags
-	   to setuid and setgid itself to user "sys", group "sys", or do a
-	   'chgrp sys in.identd' and then a 'chmod g+s in.identd' and start
-	   it as user "sys" from Inetd.
-
-	2) These systems also doesn't support running streams based
-	   services from Inetd with the "wait" option. 
-	   
-	3) See notes in the READMEs/README.<machine-type> specific files.
-	   
-
-Please let me know if you find any bugs, or have ported it to other
-machines (and care to share the changes with me and the world!).
-
-See the manual page for information about the various command line
-options that are available.
-
-NOTE: One should NOT use the -d option when using it for normal use!
-
-If you intend to create or modify daemons that use the IDENT protocol
-then you may wish to get the "libident" library that contains some
-functions to implement the client side of this protocol. It is available
-as "libident-*.tar.Z" in "pub/ident/libs" at "ftp.lysator.liu.se".
-
-There is a mailing list for users of the IDENT(RFC1413)/TAP protocol called
-'ident-users@lysator.liu.se' that you may want to consider joining.
-Send mail to the address 'ident-users-request@lysator.liu.se' to 
-join it. This list is intended for generic discussions on using this
-protocol and it's associated tools.
-
-If you only want to receive news about new (non-alpha/beta) releases of
-Pidentd then you can join the 'ident-announce@lysator.liu.se' mailing
-list. Send mail to the address 'ident-announce-request@lysator.liu.se' to 
-join it. No discussions will take place on this list.
-
-I also run a small mailing list for people who wants to act as testers
-of new alpha/beta-versions of Pidentd. If you wish to join, please send
-mail to the address 'pidentd-testers-request@lysator.liu.se'. (I can always
-use more testers, so don't hesitate :-)
-
-It's a human (namely me :-) that reads the letters sent to *-request.
-Please include the full email address to which to wish to have the
-letters sent.
-
-I'm grateful for success/failure stories about installing/compiling this
-daemon...
-
-Information of interrest:
-
-  1. Machine and operating system type and version.
-  2. Command line flags.
-  3. Inetd.conf configuration.
-  4. Did it work, or not. And if not - what did it report to the
-     syslog file? (You'll have to add the "-l" option and probably
-     reconfigure your Syslogd). If you use the "-d" option then
-     you can see a verbose error if you Telnet into it directly and
-     send it a query manually. (See the INSTALL file for more information).
-
-/Peter Eriksson <pen@lysator.liu.se>, 5 April 1993