This is the README file for snplog-1.0 (April 25, 1998)
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snplog-1.0 (Simple Network Protocol logger) consists of three daemon
programs: icmplogd, udplogd and tcplogd. They log connects of the
specific protocol via syslog along with the remote name and makes an
optional ident-lookup for tcp connections and also logs the remote
user name. 

This version of snplog-1.0 is only tested with linux-2.0.33 with
libc-5 and glibc-2.

These programs are not meant to be a replacement for complex auditing
tools like tcpdump, argus or firewall logging facilities. They are
just small programs which can be compiled and installed quickly (in
fact there are no configuration files).

The original sources for this package can be found at
    http://www.franken.de/users/gauss/snplog/
The file COPYING contains a copy the GNU General Public License.
The LSM file contains the LSM entry for spnlog. 

Decide if you want an ident lookup of the remote user for tcp
connections or not. If you don't want ident connects, comment out the
line "IDENT = -DIDENT" in the Makefile.

To make, simply type
   make
in the source directory.

To install, simply type
   make install
in the source directory. The daemons will be installed as
   /usr/sbin/icmplogd
   /usr/sbin/udplogd
   /usr/sbin/tcplogd
and the man-pages as
   /usr/man/man8/icmplog.8
   /usr/man/man8/tcplog.8
   /usr/man/man8/udplog.8
   /usr/man/man8/snplog.8

Parts of the sources are derived from the iplogger-ident package
developed by Mike Edulla (medulla@infosoc.com) and syslogd (8).

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