(BTW, be sure and read README.1st.full.rate -sd)

Well, that's just the first try of a kind of 'real' talk over the
network. Sampling 30 seconds with 8000 hz needs around 250 KBytes. 
Our very simple module strips it down to 35 Kbyte. Take a look
into the sources to see how we did it.

What you need:

You need a LINUX computer connected to the internet. You need also
a soundblaster compatible soundcard and a microphone. Connect everything.

What you have to do:

type 

$ make mtalkd

and

$ make mtalk

Become root!

Copy ./mtalkd /etc

Add the following line to your /etc/inetd.conf file

mtalkd   stream  tcp     nowait  root    /etc/mtalkd  mtalkd

Add the following line to your /etc/services file

mtalkd  5101/tcp

Find the PID of your inetd server and send him a kill -1

Everything should work now. Try

$ mtalk localhost

to check it out.

If you want to talk with we, type

$ mtalk elara.fsag.de

Have fun!

misch@elara.fsag.de

(c) 1994 Free Software Association of Germany

