Gone (C)1998-2003 Joe Marcus Clarke MarcusCom

Gone is a terminal locking program similar to UN*X lock(1).  However,
unlike lock, it is more security-minded.  If you leave gone running
longer than you thought, it will log you out of your current shell.
Lock just drops you back into your shell.  Also, gone has the option of
being installed setuid to root.  If this is done, you will be able to
have gone extract your password from the system password file/database
instead of being prompted for it.  For more info on gone, read the
enclosed manpage.

Gone can also lock the terminal indefinitely.  This is, of course, not 
recommended for shared systems ;-).

To configure and install gone, do the following:

% gunzip -c gone.tar.gz ; tar -xf -
% cd gone-current
% ./configure
% make all
% make install

If you want to enable the setuid possibility, run configure as follows:

# env with_setuid=yes ./configure
(or with *csh)
# setenv with_setuid yes ; ./configure
(or with sh derivatives)
# with_setuid=yes ; ./configure

# make all
# make install

If you'd like to read the manpage before building and installing gone do
the following (on most systems):

(either as root or normal user)
% nroff -man gone.man | more

That manpage will be slightly less formatted than the version that's
installed with gone, but you'll get all the info you need.  If you have
any questions, please email me at <marcus@marcuscom.com>.

In order to clean up after a build, type ``make clean''.  If you want to
completely clean up (remove all the config.* files), type ``make
distclean''.

Gone is distributed without any guarantee or warranty.  I'll help with
any problems you may have it, but if your system gets messed up, please
don't blame me.  I've compiled at tested gone under Ultrix 4.5, IRIX
6.2, FreeBSD 2.2.6-5.1, MkLinux 2, Red Hat Linux 6.2, Digital UNIX 4.0D,
Tru64 4.0F, Solaris 2.5.1, Solaris 8, AIX 4.3.3, and Mac OS X/Darwin.
It works well on all of them.

Gone is distributed under the BSD license.
