/*
** CNet/4 Who Daemon Documentation
** by Kelly Cochran
** Last Change: Sat Sep 20 12:07:08 1997
*/

Purpose:

    This utility offers an alternate to the who returned by [cn]fingerd.
Finger is limited to only the first 7 bits of data per byte, so ANSI will
not survive most finger transactions.  This gets around that by using a
unassigned port and a simple telnet hit to return an ANSI who.

Requirments:

    A TCP stack (AmiTCP or Miami preferrable)
    CNet/4 (any version after 4.13)

Features:

    Simple to install and configure.

Installation:

    Installation of whod is simple.  Just copy the executable someplace on
your hard drive (AmiTCP:serv/ or Miami:serv/ are good spots, as well as
possibly either a CNet:INet/ directory, or in the
CNet:Doors/Internet_Support/ directory).  Then add the following line to
AmiTCP:db/inetd.conf, or to Miami's Database/Inetd with <PATH> set to the
path and filename of where you installed whod.

-- CUT --
cnetwho stream tcp nowait root <PATH>/whod whod
-- CUT --

    Next add the following line to AmiTCP:db/services or Miami's
Database/Services if it does not already exist.

-- CUT --
cnetwho   8564/tcp
-- CUT --

    Tada!  It's installed.

Usage:

    Just use any normal telnet client to telnet to port 8564.

Author:

    whod was written and coded by Kelly Cochran (better known as Trolan) in
his spare time, while working for TGGH, Inc. as a System Administrator.  He's
also the programmer of CINS (an Internet interface for CNet/3 and CNet/4).

    Contact Info:

    email:  kcochran@best.com
      IRC:  Trolan in #CNet on BeyondIRC (babylon.beyondirc.net)

History:

Version 3.1 (Sep 20 1997):
    * First released version.