EDIT THE MAKEFILE.

The Makefile is rather well documented, so walk through the top portion and
fill in the fields as necessary.  By default, the makefile will create
a database called "Email" with a primary table called "spam".  All entries
will go into that "spam" table.

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The other table, "access", holds the user accounts and passwords.  There is
NO method for creating user accounts and passwords aside from doing it by
hand.  This is intentional only in the fact that I haven't gotten to it yet.
Please note that the password field MUST contain a standard 13 character
UNIX-style crypted entry in order for it to be accepted.
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The, simply execute:

make
make install

Be sure to test the software out by executing /home/adm/bin/anti-spam with the
'-v' flag, which will output some verbose debugging messages.  This will allow
you to insure that it is working before you commit to the cron job.

Now that everything is installed, you will want to have sendmail become aware
of the changes you are making to the access table.  For that, you will want to
put in a cron job that will rebuild the access table and restart sendmail on
a (recommended) daily basis at a normally slower time (it is recommended
that this be done in the early hours of the morning, but we leave that up to
you).  Something like:
01 01 * * * /home/adm/bin/anti-spam

Just point your web browser to your webserver/Spam.php and you are all set to
start blocking addresses. :)


The "spaminator_template.php" is a simple standard form template.  Feel free
to modify it to your needs.