$Id: INSTALL,v 1.4 2002/01/01 16:23:40 zyrnix Exp $

# Conventions:
# single quoted items are commands.

Installing SAStk

  Please see "NOTES" before installing.

  Note:
  You will change to single user mode to perform the installation.  While not
  strictly necessary, we do recommend rebooting the system after the
  installation and configuration is completed.  There was a problem in the past
  with a variable being set and causing a bit of a problem.  It has been fixed
  now and should not cause problems.
 
Installing from Slackware .tgz package

  1. Login as or 'su -' to root

  2. 'installpkg SAStk.tgz'.
 
     This will install the scripts into /root/SAStk/ and set the correct
     permissions for the files to be installed.

  3. 'cd /root/SAStk/src/'

  4. Begin the installation with:
     './install.sh'

     This will install the scripts to the correct locations and then will prompt
     you for the configuration and hardening process. 

Installation from source .tar.gz file

  1. Login as or 'su -' to root.

  2. 'cp SAStk.tar.gz /root/'

  3. Extract using:
     'tar -zxvpf SAStk.tar.gz'

     This will create a /root/SAStk/ directory.

  4. 'cd /root/SAStk/src' 

  5. 'chmod -R 0700 *'

  6. './install.sh'

Removing SAStk - if you installed from source (.tar.gz):
  
  If you want to remove SAStk from your system you must keep both the
  /root/SAStk/ files and the /var/log/sastk files intact.

  1. Login as or 'su -' to root. 
  
  2. 'cd /root/SAStk/src/'

  3. './sastk_undo.sh'

     This will ask you to boot into single user mode to complete the uninstall.

     It will return your system configuration to the way it was before you
     installed SAStk.

  4. After switching to multiuser mode, you may remove /var/log/sastk/ and
     /root/SAStk/ directories.

Removing SAStk - if you installed from a slackware package (.tgz):
  
  If you want to remove SAStk from your system you must keep both the
  /root/SAStk/ files and the /var/log/sastk files intact.

  1. Login as or 'su -' to root. 
  
  2. 'cd /root/SAStk/src/'

  3. './sastk_undo.sh'

     After switching to multiuser mode, you can remove the files by:

  4. 'removepkg SAStk.tgz'


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