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+Copyright (C) 1997-1998 John H Terpstra
+E-mail:	jht@samba.org
+
+Subject: Installation Instructions for Digital Unix v4.0
+--------------------------------------------------------
+
+1) cd /
+2) tar xvf [path-to-]/install.tar
+3) cd /usr/local/samba/lib
+4) vi smb.conf
+
+Now modify smb.conf to reflect your site needs.
+
+5) samba start
+
+To stop samba:
+
+	samba stop
+
+You could install samba to run from the system start-up scripts
+(recommended) by running  ./setup.sh
+
+Start / Stop Samba as follows:-
+
+	samba [start | stop]
+
+
+Subject: Encrypted password support
+-----------------------------------
+
+Encrypted password support is quite distinct from Digital Enhanced
+Security Mode operation of the Unix system. Encrypted passwords
+applies to the SMB connections serviced by this machine, not to
+local user logons. Local user logons are services by the security
+system chosen by your system administrator.
+
+Digital Unix knows of either BASIC or ENHANCED security mode
+operation. BASIC mode uses the traditional /etc/passwd database
+containing Unix crypted passwords. ENHANCED mode uses a TCB database.
+Samba-1.9.18p10 has been modified so that if OSF1_ENH_SEC is defined
+at compile time then a password check will be made first using ENHANCED
+mode and if that fails then it will try BASIC mode. This is the case
+for this binary distribution - you need not recompile. In other
+words: this binary distribution will work with either security mode.
+
+To enable SMB encrypted password support do the following:
+
+1) Put /usr/local/samba/bin in your PATH
+2) Edit /usr/local/samba/lib/smb.conf and uncomment the
+	line "encrypt passwd = yes"
+3) Execute: smbpasswd -a "username" "password"
+
+The above will create your /usr/local/samba/private/smbpasswd file
+in which will be the NT and LanMAN hashed passwords.
+