ShockWavE:UX by iCE Breaker (icebrkr@cyberdyne.org) - 08/10/98
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            http://www.nacs.net/~icebrkr/shckwave

- Introduction -

Well, since there isn't any really cool Linux based BBS software out there,
or at least none that I found worthy for my likings-- I figured I'd port the
old DOS based, ShockWavE:PRO BBS source over to Linux.  

I stopped working on it for a long while since things in my life don't
revolve around computers, and not to mention I program 8hrs a day for a
living.  Coming home and coding for another 8hrs just doesn't always sound
too appealing.   Anyhow.

Someone from the old school BBS scene and now in the linux scene has been
nudging me to get my butt in gear and finish this thing up.  So I resumed
some work on it.  I'm releasing this version of ShockWavE:UX to show whats
up and coming for the linux BBS scene.  (Is there such a thing?)  

- Install -

Ok, this install is pretty rough cut.  Obviously, you've been able to
untar/gzip the archive, since you're reading this.  

Step 1: Create a user that people can login as to get into ShockWavE:UX (no,
        it won't listen on a port, YET!). 

Step 2: untar/gzip the archive in 'shockwave users' directory.
        You'll want to move the shckwave binary to /bin
        chown root:root /bin/shckwave

Step 3: chown -R <shockwave username>:<group> * 
        probably should look something like this:  
        chown -R shckwave:shckwave *

Step 4: Edit your /etc/passwd file and do these to things.
        a) Remove the password for the 'shockwave user' account
        b) Set the 'shockwave users' shell to /bin/shckwave

- Notes -

ANSI are editable, of course.  You can use duhdraw or port your DOS ANSIs
over to your linux machine.  

I think this should do it.  If you have any problems with this, find me on
EFNet as iCEBrkr or leave me e-mail at icebrkr@cyberdyne.org.

