Create a group called ucron and a user called ucron. The user should
have /opt/ucron as home directory and /opt/ucron/myshell as shell.
Unfortunately those don't exist until we install ucron, so for now:

	vi /etc/group
	useradd -g <gid for ucron> ucron

No configuration script, just type:

	make
	make install

By default the programs are installed into /opt/ucron. This can
be changed in the Makefile or by typing (example):

	make install PREFIX=/usr/local BINDIR=/usr/local/bin

Make sure you understand what you break before attempting to
relocate anything.

Now we can fix the user created earlier:

	usermod -d /opt/ucron -s /opt/ucron/myshell ucron

Finally fix your start scripts so ucrond will run automatically.
Highly system specific, but for Slackware Linux stick this line in
/etc/rc.d/rc.local:

	/opt/ucron/ucrond

For Solaris, put this script in /etc/init.d/ucron:

	#!/bin/sh
	case "$1" in
	start )
		/opt/ucron/ucrond
		;;
	stop )
		pkill ucrond
		;;
	* )
		echo $0 start \| stop
		;;
	esac

and link it to /etc/rc0.d/K01ucron and /etc/rc2.d/S99ucron.