I'm sure it'd be POSSIBLE, but you'd have to have a solid registry and file monitor running during the install of all the different pieces to make sure that you catch all the system changes made during all of the installs. It's a bit more work than I'm ready to step through, personally. :)
-Aaron Boyles ITC Applications Programmer -----Original Message----- From: Mike Jackson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, December 21, 2005 2:27 PM To: 'SpamAssassin' Subject: Re: Newbie looking for info... > Personally, I use SpamAssassin on my personal E-Mail server (which is > hosted > by someone else for me, and is a Linux server) and I love it. I'm > particularly depressed that as long as it's been in development, nobody's > thought to simplify the install process. Heck, the "installing on > windows" > page is a complex 14 step process JUST to install it, not to mention > configuration. This is totally off the cuff, but would it be possible to install ActiveState Perl and all the required SpamAssassin Perl modules on a single workstation, then use something like Inno Setup to bundle them all together into something that could be deployed with...well, more than one mouse click, but I'll bet my three-year-old could click through a standard Windows installer.
