
    Installation
    
   In order to successfully put OpenRADIUS to use, the best thing is to
   first install it with the example configuration, to test it, and then
   to adapt it to suit your needs.
   
   Here is a short summary of the steps you'll need to take.
   
     * Download the source from here and unpack it in your home
       directory. It will create a directory called openradius-vX.y (for
       version X.y).
     * Go to this directory and configure the file 'Make.conf' to reflect
       your system type and desired installation paths. The defaults
       should work without change on most GNU/Linux systems.
       If you need to change the location of the 'raddb' directory to
       something other than /usr/local/etc/raddb, you also have to
       configure 'raddb/configuration' to reflect this on command lines
       of some of the external modules specified in that file. But you
       can do this later as well.
     * Type 'make' to compile it. You should not get any warning- or
       error messages. If you do, please check the system requirements
       for this release in the release notes here. If you are using GNU
       make, and a BSD, GNU or SysV-like Unix variant, it should
       definitely be possible to build it.
     * If everything went allright, type 'make install' to install it.
       Again, you should not get any error messages. If you do, you'll
       probably have to change the names of the installation tools for
       your system that are specified in 'Make.conf'. After that you can
       try 'make install' again.
       
    Configuration and testing
    
   Not yet written
