This is the finger distribution.
Written by Keith Gabryelski
Released into public domain September 1, 1988.

	1. Edit the makefile and change anything that looks wrong.
	   Specifically BINDIR, MANDIR, LIBDIR, DBASEDIR, NOVICEDIR.

	2. Edit defs.h and change anything that look suspicious.

	3. You may want to look at finger.h to make sure everyhting
	   looks correct.

	4. You may want to look in ttyloc.h and change TTYLOCS and/or
	   LTMP.

	5. Edit watson (a Bourne shell script) and change
	   novice_directory to whatever you changed NOVICEDIR in the
	   makefile.

	6. make

	7. su
	   Note:
		finger must be setuid root so it can access /dev/mem,
		/dev/kmem, /dev/swap and handle other random stuff.

	8. make -n install
	   Note:
		Some systems already have a program called finger.
		You might want to move it if it is in danger of
		being over written by the make install.  On SCO
		Xenix, there is a /usr/bin/finger.  I moved it
		to /usr/bin/Finger and installed this software
		in /u/local/bin.  My path is set somewhat like:
		"PATH=/bin:/usr/bin:/u/local/bin".  This is
		my personal preference.

	9. If 8 looks ok, then do a "make install"
