
(You'll need perl 5.004 - lsof is *highly* suggested.)

Do the following to quickly fire up TCT:

	0) type "perl reconfig"

	1) type "make"

And, as either as root or as an unprivileged user (root will allow you
to capture files and process information that a normal user won't, but
for testing purposes it's fine to run it from a non-system account):

	2) type "bin/grave-robber -v directory"

(Where "directory" is some dir you want to try it out on.  Try /etc or
something for starters; typically you'll want to use "/" in a real
investigation.  Beware of NFS dirs, etc.)


***	The -p flag is a flag to capture additional process data - if 
***	you're feeling brave, try it!  (You'll collect more data, but 
***	could crash your system, especially if you're running a windows
***	system at the time).


If you're doing a security investigation you should disconnect the system
from the network - if at all possible - before starting.  You should also
remove all your output from the system so it cannot be seen or modified
by others.

