Introduction:
NATPass pretty much installs itself with a few exceptions:

1. It installs itself into /usr/local/natpass/ .
   So download it to something like /tmp
2. It tries to "glean" the domain from the Unix Settings but this doesn't always work.
   So you have to modify the "domain=" line/s in /usr/local/natpass/cfg/natpass.cfg
3. It doesn't start itself automatically.
   So you have to start it with the following command: /usr/local/natpass/bin/natpass_ctl start
4. If you change the/usr/local/natpass.cfg, you have to restart natpass.
   Use the following command:
   /usr/local/natpass/bin/natpass_ctl restart
5. The /usr/local/natpass/logs/natpass.log file gets HUGE.
   So the install script sets up a /etc/logrotate.d/natpass file to rotate it daily.
   SUSE Only: SUSE has a bug in its logrotate implementation where you can not use "olddir". Delete this line from /etc/logrotate.d/natpass on SUSE machines.
   Watch this file for a couple of days to make sure logrotate is working correctly.

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1. Find the location of the Latest Version for your flavor of UNIX.
   This is the download page.
   Note that these are links to the files.
   
2. Install the software from a shell prompt on your LINUX machine.
   Here is a capture file of an install of NATPass.
   

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