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*BACKGROUND*
   I am a postgraduate student in Tsinghua University in China. When I
first see the software ttywatcher, I have wondered why not make  an X-
interfaced sniffer. Many of the free sniffer today is not easy to use.
They are difficult to understand, not session-based. This initial thought
was however very crude,and I am too busy in many other things to give it
a serious glance.
   It is not until when I am preparing GRE test that I came to think
over it. Preparing GRE is so painstaking work that when I got leisure, I'll
delve into the programming world. So days passing on, and this program
appears.
   Sorry for my broken english. If you find any bug or new thought about
it, please drop me a mail , my mail address is zhang@compass.net.edu.cn.

*INSTALLMENT*
   At present this program can be installed in Linux (With xview lib) and
SUNOS( Solaris ). 
   In linux :
	make -f Makefile.linux;make install; ./nxm
   In SUNOS(Solaris):
	make -f Makefile.solaris;make install;./nxm
   Any error possible from the wrong path in lib. Check it in Makefile.

*USAGE*
   The usage is rather self-explaintory. run ./nxm, then will start
x-interface if DISPLAY is set,otherwise will run the curses interface.

   Run ./nxm -x will go into the term interface. This will start a
term-emulator when clicked.
   When used in term-emulator, the hot key is as following:
	press ~? to display help messages.
	press ~B to set Bi/Single direction display.
	press ~R to log as raw format
	press ~T to log as text format
	press ~S to stop log
	press ~E to exit this show.

   Run ./nxm -c will go into the curses interface.
   When used in curses, the hot-key is as following:
	press enter to select a connection.
	press f to enter full-screen mode
	press ~? to display help messages.
	press ~. to come back to the normal mode.

*CONFIG*
   All the config file is installed in /usr/local/nxm,they are following:
	filter.conf: filter config. 
	nxm.conf: nxm main config. Its meaning has been explained clearly.
	loginit.conf: log's config. Its meaning has been explained cleared.
	service.conf : at present no need to edit.

*SUGGESTION & BUG REPORT*
   Please mailto: zhang@compass.net.edu.cn


