To install (the easy way) by Brian

0) Before you do anything, read LICENSE.TXT!  It describes the GNU public
   license.

1) edit the file Makefile and you can change:

LDFLAGS -
	to be the location of your libraries
DATFILES -
	to be where you want karpski to look for its data files
PIXMAPDIR -
	where you want the splash screen (and future pixmaps) to be installed
BINDIR- 
	where you want karpski to be installed

2) Edit the file karpski.h and you can change:

LOCAL_DOMAIN -
	During resolving, you can choose to chop off one domain.
	Let's say your network is .fred.edu, frank.fred.edu will
	resolve as frank.

SCAN_SOUND_BROKEN -
	A corny sound from Knight Rider -- the sound of KITT "scanning".
	If you don't know/remember Knight Rider, you win.  Two words:
	David Hasselhoff.  If you define this, there is also another
	variable, SCAN_SOUND_INTERVAL - how often (in seconds) to play
	the sound.  This option only works on linux with a working
	/dev/audio (as far as I know).

MAX_PACKET_COUNT -
	This is the maximum number of packets to read before forcing a
	GUI update.

UPDATE_BR_FREQ -
	This controls the frequency in which the info box's bytes read is
	updated.

3) Get and setup libpcap (ftp.ee.lbl.gov)

Linux users:
You must get the source and apply this patch to libpcap (tested on
libpcap-0.4a6)

patch -p0 < pcap.patch

4) Type this:

make install


5) DO NOT EVER SET THE SUID BIT if a user could ever run the binary.  There
   are tons of holes that I don't feel like patching up.  SUID sniffers are
   a really bad idea :)



	This has been tested on the following platforms:

	linux/i386 2.1.99 with glibc6 and gtk+ 1.0
	Please test this for me!


	Thank you.

