Thanks for the editing.  I will adjust Quick Start Guide accordingly.
sincerely,

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geniusfreak wrote:
On 7/28/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
  
 I have made some changes. Mostlly spelling and explanation notes.



 Installation (Windows)

 Download and install the latest 5.8.x.x version of ActivePerl from Active
State. The latest release can be found at
http://www.activestate.com/Products/Download/Download.plex?id=ActivePerl;
As you move through the ActivePerl installation wizard, select the option,
"Add Perl to the Path environment variable" to ensure ASSP will load without
having to add the perl path before assp.pl.
 >From the start button in the taskbar, click on start/programs/activestate
perl 5.x.x build ###/Perl Package Manager (PPM).

 At the PPM cmd line type query *  and make a note of which of the following
modules are not installed (Note: all modules listed below must be installed
for ASSP to function correctly):


 compress-zlib (Note: standard Perl install and normally present)
 digest-md5-file (Note: standard Perl install and normally present)
 email-valid (Note: to check email address for conformity to RFC's)
 file-readbackwards (Note: to search logs)
 mail-spf-query (Note: to query SPF authentication)
 mail-srs (Note: for sender rewriting scheme)
 net-dns (Note: to do reverse lookups)
 net-rblclient (Note: to look up IP's against RBL's)
 netaddr-ip (Note: to manage IPv4 and IPv6 addresses and subnets)
 perl-ldap (Note: to use LDAP to look up local users)
 time-hires (Note: standard Perl install and normally present)
 win32-daemon (to run ASSP as a service)

 At the PPM cmd line type install <module-name> (as shown above) to install
any modules that are not present. (Note: The install routine automatically
installs all the necessary dependencies.) Exception: The win32-daemon module
is installed using the following command:

                   install
http://www.roth.net/perl/packages/win32-daemon.ppd .


 At the PPM cmd line type upgrade -install -precious  to update all
installed packages.

 Download ASSP and extract it to [drive]:\assp
 Create the following five sub directories:
    \spam
                    \notspam
                    \errors
                    \errors\spam
                    \errors\notspam

 In order to run ASSP as a service, from start/run type the following
command:
 perl addservice.pl -i [drive]:\assp\assp.pl [drive]:\assp   substituting
your drive letter for [drive] and hit enter.
 Click on Start/Settings/Control Panel/Administrative Tools/Component
Services/Services and start the Anti-Spam Smtp Proxy service. Set the ASSP
service to start automatically.
  10. Open a web browser and point it to 127.0.0.1:55555; at the login
screen. The default password is nospam4me. Change the password immediately.


    

Don't forget to go into assp.cfg and set:

AsAService:=1

That one got me the last install i did.

Kevin

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