I have taken the liberty of including an in.telnetsnoopd binary for Linux
that you can use to set ttysnoops on all incoming telnet sessions.  To do this,
you must do the following:

1.	cp ./in.telnetsnoopd /usr/sbin
	(or wherever you like...)

2.	make

3.	mv ttysnoops /bin

4.	chgrp bin /bin/ttysnoops

5.	Edit /etc/inetd.conf to have the telnet resource point to the new
	in.telnetsnoopd (or whatever you renamed it).

6.	cp ./snooptab /etc

7.	kill -HUP (your inetd process)

You may put ttysnoop anywhere, but ttysnoops MUST be in /bin because
that's where I compiled the telnetd to look for it.  

Also, anyone could run ttysnoop to spy on another session...I'd suggest 
chgrp-ing the binary to a group like ttysnoop and then chmod 710 ttysnoop.

That's it, essentially...my extreme thanks to the author of this program,
as I think this is a terribly useful tool!  I added the extra docs for
1) the telnetd setup, and 2) because the original docs, as you can see, are
IMHO this packages only shortcoming.  :)

mods by:  fairlite@mik.uky.edu (Fairlight)
	  Fairlight on #linux (irc)

