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README FILE FOR SCPS REFERENCE IMPLEMENTATION

NOTE:  It is strongly recommended that you print the documents
in the docs subdirectory and read them before proceeding.  There
are files that support the operation of the SCPS Security Protocol
and the SCPS Network Protocol that must be configured properly
for your site before these protocols will work.

However, if you must proceed, here are instructions to build the
protocols in such a way that you do not use the SCPS-SP or the
SCPS-NP.

If you are operating on SunOS 4.1.3, Linux, or FreeBSD, you should
be able to build the full SCPS Reference Implementation without
error.  The SCPS lower layer software and the SCPS example applications
have also been ported to NetBSD, Solaris 2.5 or higher, and IRIX
5.3.  The SCPS-FP compilation will probably fail for these
operating systems.  However, the other portions of the build
should run to completion successfully (before the FP build
fails).

You must configure the Makefiles for the SCPS File Protocol, the
SCPS example applications, and the main SCPS source directory.
There are scripts to assist you in doing this.

First, cd to the FP directory.  Enter the command

./configure

This should print a message that indicates that a "Makefile" has
been created.

Now, cd to the "apps" directory:

cd ../apps

Enter the command

./configure

Again, a (different format) message indicating that a make file is
being created should be printed.

Now, cd to the "source" directory:

cd ../source

Enter the command

./configure

And expect to see a message indicating that the make file is being
created.

Finally, change to the top-level (SCPS) directory:

cd ..

And build the configuration by entering the following command:

make

You should see the output of many compilations scroll past.  If you
are operating on a Linux, SunOS 4.1.x, or FreeBSD operating system,
you should see the make run to completion without errors.  On other
operating systems, the FP compilation may fail.  Since it completes
last, the other SCPS applications (scps_ttcp, scps_init, and scps_resp)
should compile without error.  They will be copied to the "bin"
directory.  Refer to the documentation in the RI.pdf document in the
"docs" directory for information on their use.

Depending on the data rates that SCPS RI will run over, you may have to
change the value of LL_BUFFER in the Makefile.  This is the send
and receive buffer the SCPS RI will use to access the kernel.  At high
datarates, if you notice blocks of loss segments, you may need to change
this to a large value 200000 bytes for example.