Will suffice for doco for now

apps/sam/python/README.stasher.txt

+STASHER README
+
+-----------------------
+INSTALLING STASHER
+
+To install stasher, just make sure you've got the latest cvs, then type
+  python setup.py install
+
+This installs the stasher engine, plus a wrapper client script called
+'stasher', which setup.py will install into your execution path.
+
+Test your installation by typing 'stasher -h' - this should display
+a help message.
+
+------------------------
+DOZE USERS PLEASE NOTE
+
+You'll need to watch and see where the stasher.py
+wrapper script gets installed. On my box, it ends up on d:\python23\scripts,
+but on your box it'll likely go into c:\python23\scripts.
+
+You may either update your system PATH environment variable to include your
+python scripts directory, OR, you can copy stasher.py to anywhere that's
+on your path.
+
+In the explanations below, note that wherever I say to type 'stasher', you'll
+need to type 'stasher.py' instead.
+
+------------------------
+WARNING
+
+This is a very early pre-alpha test version of stasher.
+It is only capable of storing or retrieving files of
+less than 29k in size.
+
+Also, files are totally insecure - anyone can overwrite any keys you
+insert, and vice versa.
+
+I'll be adding support for CHK-like and SSK-like keys in due course.
+
+------------------------
+USING STASHER
+
+To see stasher's options, type:
+
+  stasher -h
+
+This should dump out a verbose help message.
+
+To start a stasher node, type:
+
+  stasher start
+
+To shut down a stasher node, type:
+
+  stasher stop
+
+To insert a file into stasher, type:
+
+  stasher put mykey myfile
+
+Note, if you don't supply a filename, stasher can read
+the file from standard input.
+
+To retrieve a file from stasher, type:
+
+  stasher get mykey
+