This is the README file for rsend.
The other files you need are:
	rsend.h		- the headerfile for rsend.c and rsendd.c
	rsend.c		- the user interface
	rsendd.c	- the rsend daemon
	rsend.1		- the manual entry for rsend
	Makefile	- makes rsend and rsendd

rsend is a program for sending messages to other users on a local machine
or other machines in a local area network. (cf. SEND on TOPS-10). It is
implemented using sockets and will thus only run on 4.xBSD (for x>=2).

Before typing make, take a look at the makefile and see which compile-
time flags you want to use.

When installing it you need to do the following:

	make an entry for rsend in /etc/services looking something
	like this:
		rsend		777/udp
	(Where 777 is an arbitrary address less than 1024)

	put the following in /etc/rc.local to start the daemon when
	the machine boots:
		if [ -f /usr/net/rsendd ]; then
			/usr/net/rsendd & echo -n ' rsendd' > /dev/console
		fi
	(or at least something looking remotely like this, depending
	 on whether you echo the names of local daemons to the console,
	 and where you prefer to install rsendd)

Note that the daemon has to be started by root.
