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seyon的kermit协议模块

		       Installing seyon-kermit

1. Configuration.  First, see if the following default configuration
   options are correct for your system:

   The directory where uploads look for the file (on local host).
	ULDIR=/usr/src
   The directory where downloads put the file (on local host).
	DLDIR=/usr/dl
   The directory where lockfiles are kept on your system.
	LOCKDIR=/var/spool/uucp
   The prefix of all lockfiles, e.g. lockfile=LCK..modem.
	LOCKPREFIX=LCK..
   The suffix of the modem lockfile.
	MODEM=modem

   If these options are OK, skip to step 2.

   If these options are not correct, configure the package for your
   system using "make config" with suitable replacement options.  For
   example, if uploads and downloads should use directory /tmp, you
   would say:

      make config "ULDIR=/tmp" "DLDIR=/tmp"

   This will create new files seyon-kermit and protocols from the
   source files seyon-kermit.in and protocols.in, with the correct
   options inserted.

2. Installation.  To install the seyon-kermit protocol, give the
   command

      make install

   By default, this places the seyon-kermit script into /usr/local/bin
   and adds the protocols for kermit file transfer to the protocols
   file in directory $HOME/.seyon.  These directories can be changed
   by specifying BINDIR and SEYONDIR on the make command line.  For
   example, to install seyon-kermit in /usr/local/bin/X11 instead, say

      make install "BINDIR=/usr/local/bin/X11"

   See the Makefile for details of all configuration options.  The
   kermit protocol will be added at the top of your protocols file.
   The old protocols file will be saved with the name protocols.old.


If you want to do the installation by hand, follow these steps:

1. Edit seyon-kermit and protocols to suit your system.

2. Copy the file seyon-kermit to a directory on your path (for
   instance /usr/local/bin) and make sure it has execute
   permission, i.e. if necessary say ''chmod +x seyon-kermit''.

3. Insert the file protocols.kermit into your Seyon protocols file
   (typically this file is named ~/.seyon/protocols).  If you do
   not need any other file transfer protocols, then you can simply
   make this file be your Seyon protocols file.