These are sources and binaries for finger and fingerd, using Linux 0.97pl2,
TCPIP 0.8.0, and GCC 2.2.2d.

The following line should be in /usr/etc/inet/inetd.conf:
finger  stream  tcp     nowait  root    /usr/etc/inet/fingerd   fingerd

and this line in /usr/etc/inet/services:
finger          79/tcp

To install, cd to each dir (finger and fingerd) and type "make install",
or if you want to tweak anything and recompile, a "make" then "make install"
oughta do it.

The included lastlog.h is for /usr/include, and reflects the structure
of /etc/lastlog produced by the login program in the poeigl utils. You'll
need it to recompile finger and perhaps some other programs.

The diffs are against the original sources from gatekeeper.dec.com, in
/pub/unix/bsd-sources/src/network.

NOTES:
	- the fingerd port is hard-coded at 79 because getservbyname()
	  for newly compiled programs doesn't seem to work, at least on my
	  setup.

	- If finger is compiled with any optimization turned on, it can't
	  connect with the server (gets Connection refused). Maybe a bug
	  in GCC 2.2.2d???

I've tested these locally (finger <user> or just finger) and over the
loopback. Someone please let me know if they work as expected when used
with a "real" network setup (inter-machine).

	Dave Black 08/30/92
	dlbb0@diag.amdahl.com

