
  setiherder should be reasonably portable.  I have tested it (both gui
and setid) on Linux x86 (redhat 5.2 - 6.0, debian potato), AIX 4.2, and
FreeBSD 3.2.  It has also been reported to work on Solaris, but I have
not tested it there myself.

I have tested setid on:
  Linux 
    - redhat 5.1 - 6.0    (intel)
    - debian potato       (intel)
    - ppclinux99          (ppc)
  AIX 4.2                 (ppc)
  FreeBSD 3.2             (intel)
  Solaris 2.5.1           (sparc)
  Tru64/Digital Unix 4.0d (alpha)

The biggest potential porting issue is the pseudo-tty allocation in
setid.  I use a slightly-hacked Comm.pl to do this.  (I had to hack
it to make Linux/Unix98 pty work.)  If yours is a weird or new OS that
Comm.pl didn't support, it may not work properly.  Please send and/or
describe any changes that you have to make.

Please let me know if you run into any trouble compiling this elsewhere, and
I will do what I can to help fix it.  

-brian <brian+seti@sackheads.org>

