				INSTALLING SSH

Since SSH is a fairly simply archive, installing it should be a snap. Just
do the following:

1. Compile it - Do whatever it takes.  If this involves dancing around in a
   circle for 5 minutes, then do it.  Actually typing `make', may be much
   easier however.

2. Put the resulting binary in a bin directory somewhere. /usr/local/bin is
   a good place to put it.  You'll probably need your Sys-admin to help out
   with this and the next three steps.  If he doesn't care for low-life
   peons like you, then sacrifices of live pizza might be called for.

3. Make an entry in /etc/shells for ssh.  Again you'll probably need the big
   guy to help out.

4. Install a .sshrc file in /usr/etc (or if you changed shell.h, then to
   whatever path you changed it to, perhaps /usr/local/etc?).  This is the
   system startup file for ssh.  It will _always_ be sourced by ssh no
   matter what.

5. Install the manual in /usr/man/manl/ or /usr/man/man1/, or wherever the
   sys admin wants it.

6. Install your ssh .login and .sshrc files in your home directory and
   change your shell to ssh.

7. Enjoy...

