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Installation is relatively simple. There are just three steps:
./configure
make
make install
[Optional] If you don't want every renamed filename logged to syslog, edit
defs.h after ./configure and remove the line with USE_SYSLOG
[Optional] Encoded filenames are replaced by a generic replacement for
maximum safety. You can remove this feature from defs.h (CATCH_CODED)
The configure script accepts a few switches. Use './configure --help' to
see them all. For example, to install everything under your home directory
you could use:
./configure --prefix=$HOME
If you later want to uninstall it, simply:
make uninstall
(You will have to remove any empty subdirectories on your own)
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FINISHING THE INSTALL
The binary is by default installed in /usr/sbin. However, if you're
running sendmail with the restricted shell (smrsh) you should do
'./configure --bindir=/etc/smrsh' or something similar before 'make'.
After 'make install' you're ready to go. Just create a ".forward" file in
your home directory with the following one line (WITH QUOTES):
"|/usr/sbin/renattach -good"
This pipes all incoming mail to renattach, which will filter it using the
goodlist filter and send it out to procmail. See manpage for more
information. Use 'renattach -v' to verify the filter lists used.
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Jem Berkes
E-mail: jberkes at pc-tools dot net
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