step by step rplay installation:

0.	QUICK INSTALLATION:  Look at conf.h and Makefile and then 
	type 'make'.  This is only recommended if you have installed
	rplay before.

1.	Edit the Makefile to modify compile time options and 
	installation pathnames.

2.	Edit conf.h to modify any options.

3.	Now type 'make world'.  This will make and install the rplay package.

4.	If you plan on using inetd add the following to /etc/services:

		rplay		55555/udp

	and then add this to /etc/inetd.conf:

		rplay dgram udp wait nobody /usr/local/bin/rplayd rplayd

	If you are running NIS or YP you will need to update the 
	services map.  'cd /var/yp; make' will probably do the trick.

	Now restart inetd:
		> ps aux | grep inetd
		(result will be something like this)
		root       174  0.0  0.0   48    0 ?  IW   13:25   0:04 inetd
		> kill -1 174

	Check /var/adm/messages for any errors.

5.	If you cannot use inetd remember that you must start rplayd by hand
	when ever you want to use it.  'rplayd -n' or 'rplayd -n -t 0'
	are good to use.  See 'rplayd -h' for other options.

6.	If this is your first time using rplay then you need to create an
	rplay configuration file.  The rplay.conf file contains a list
	of all the sound file names that will be known to rplayd.
	The format should look something like this:

		/usr/local/lib/sounds/sound_effects/Cork.au
		/usr/local/lib/sounds/sound_effects/Missle1.au
		/usr/local/lib/sounds/sound_effects/Oomph.au
		/usr/local/lib/sounds/sound_effects/Sonar.au
		/usr/local/lib/sounds/sound_effects/arrp.au
		/usr/local/lib/sounds/sound_effects/badumm.au
		/usr/local/lib/sounds/sound_effects/bark.au
		/usr/local/lib/sounds/sound_effects/better_boing.au
		/usr/local/lib/sounds/sound_effects/blip.au
		/usr/local/lib/sounds/sound_effects/bogus.au

		and so on...

	The location of this file is defined in conf.h.  A common
	way to create this file is to use find.  For example you
	could use 'find *.au' or 'find / -name *.au -print' to find all the
	sound files on your system and redirect the output to rplay.conf.
	I update my rplay.conf file hourly with a cron job.

7.	If you are using host authentication you need to create the rplay.hosts
	file.  The location of this file is defined in conf.h.  A sample
	rplay.hosts file would be:

		localhost
		hercules.sdsu.edu
		sciences.sdsu.edu
		130.191.244.28

8.	IMPORTANT: rplay requires all sound files to be accessible on
	every machine running rplayd.  The ideal setup is to have a
	sound server that allows hosts to NFS mount sounds.

9.	Now see if it works:
		> rplay your.host.name soundname

		or

		> rplay hercules.sdsu.edu bogus.au

10.	If rplay does not work you might want to try running rplayd in
	debug mode (-d option) to see what is exactly going on.
	Try using 'rplay -n -d' and rplayd will give you a lot of 
	information.  Also make sure that another program is not hogging
	the audio device.  Some people have reported that lemacs does this.

	If you are still having problems send email to boyns@sdsu.edu
	and I will do my best to help you out.

