
    Bisqwit's identd, version 1.0.6.

    Url: http://iki.fi/bisqwit/

    This archive (source distribution):
       http://oktober.stc.cx:82/src/bidentd-1.0.6.tar.gz
       http://oktober.stc.cx:82/src/bidentd-1.0.6.tar.bz2
       http://oktober.stc.cx:82/src/bidentd-1.0.6.zip
       http://oktober.stc.cx:82/src/bidentd-1.0.6.rar

    Installation:
        make install (as root)
        make startup (Follow the instructions)
        
    Uninstallation:
        make uninstall
        Edit /etc/inetd.conf
    
    Updating from possible previous version:
        make update
    
    Compilation only:
        make
        
    Documentation:
        The program works like an ident daemon is supposed to work.
        It allows people to query who's connecting in which port.
        Masquerading is supported, and works recursively.
        Works only under Linux, due to the use of /proc filesystem.
        
        My typical case (why I made this):
          - Alpha has the internet connection. It has an ip in internet.
          - Beta is masqueraded by Alpha.
          - Gamma is masqueraded by Beta.
          - Somebody in Gamma starts irc, and the irc server (in internet)
            gets the username of the user in Gamma, correctly.
        
        All computers in the identd masquerading chain must be
        running bidentd. The end part, though, can be using any
        identd daemon that does not care about the source ip
        address.
        
    Files:
    
        Bisqwit's identd doesn't use any external regular files.
        It uses /proc/net/tcp and /proc/net/ip_masquerade though.
        Existance of the latter is not necessary.

    Version history:
        See ChangeLog
