
 	              Q (c) 1999 by Mixter
			   version 1.0

   Remote access and redirection services with strong encryption

Changes:
3 stupid, old bugs found and fixed (qd now works completely reliable).
This is supposed to compile on _all_ UNIX systems.. you might have to
edit the Makefile and define or undefine the in_addr struct in ip.h.
If there are compiling problems with any OS, please let me know.

This package consists of servers and clients that will enable you to:

 * run remote shell sessions with strong encryption
 * redirect / bounce tcp connections with strong encryption
 * run plaintext shell / bouncer sessions
 * activate a server by sending a raw tcp/icmp/udp packet
 * execute remote root commands by sending a raw tcp/icmp/udp packet
 * run encrypted shell server at user-level
 * connect to encrypted shell and redirect servers with any normal
   application by using a local decryption tunneling server

Programs:

 * Q - used to establish any kind of encrypted connection
   (you can also use netcat with aes patch and the same encryption)

 * qd - root daemon process, which spawns redirect servers,
   remote shells and executes commands

 * ql - user level shell daemon, listens to a port

 * qs - used to activate servers and commands on a remotely installed
        qd server (by sending raw ip packets)

 * transd - pipe daemon between encrypted and plaintext session. this is
            run on the localhost to enable normal clients to connect to
            an encrypted shell / bouncer server

The installation is pretty much straight forward, cd to src/, edit
the Makefile, and conf.h (important) and compile.

PS: You really should read the DOCUMENTATION file for more
help and tips on the usage of Q.


Mixter
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