At 3:40 AM +1200 4/11/05, Jamie Kahn Genet wrote: >I'm wanting to try POPFile <http://popfile.sourceforge.net/> so I can >get decent spam filtering with MacSOUP. Unfortunately I haven't a clue >how to get the Perl modules I need up and running or how to get POPFile >setup. The help files are all in high level geek so I'm left out in the >cold. > >I don't suppose anyone knows of any step by step guides that could help >me out, please? I'm not stupid and am a long time Mac user, but all the >info on POPFile and Perl module installation and setup I can see assumes >too much knowledge - knowledge that I don't yet have. I wish for once >people developing OS projects would consider that low level geeks like >myself might want to use them! > >TIA for any help you can give. I know you're busy people so if it would >be too time consuming to babysit me through the necessary steps I'll >fully understand. I wouldn't expect that. But any possible help URLs you >might have - if any - would be great. > >I'm running 10.3.8 Personal edition, MacSOUP 2.7 (not that it really >matters what email client I'm using - I think) and run my own SMTP >server using Postfix. > Get yourself a entry level perl book See http://cpan.org/ In terminal type sudo cpan then help after initial setup Then install modules that you want/need Tom -- Cost effective anti-spam/anti- virus solutions winnow - A Real-time Spam Fingerprint Identification Service for STF, SpamAssassin, iMail, and others Tom Shaw - OITC's winnow Subscription Service <winnow at oitc.com>, http://winnow.oitc.com/ US Phone Numbers: 321-984-3714, 321-729-6258(fax)