1) Run 'make config' in the IP-multiserv directory

2) Select the options you want

3) Run 'make'

4) The brand new 'bin/multiserv' binary file is the executable
   including the servers you have selected.

5) Test your server (with Chargen for instance):
     $ bin/multiserv chargen -p 1025
   and in another terminal try:
     $ telnet localhost 1025
   to see test patterns on the screen.


NB : A normal user will always have the 
     'unable to use the given server address'
     error as he can't use a port below  1024.  He has to use
     the '-p' option and give a port number  greater or equal
     than 1024.

     If you want to run the server on an official port (below
     1024) but without privileges, run it as root but use the
     '-g' and '-u' option to change UID/GID of the server for
     non-priviledged ones.

     Call:
       $ bin/multiserv -h
     to see the options global to all servers.
