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$Id: INSTALL.txt,v 1.5 2006/06/20 15:16:44 markus_petrux Exp $
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D R U P A L M O D U L E
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Name : akismet
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Version : 1.1.2
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Author : markus_petrux [ http://www.phpmix.org ]
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Drupal : 4.7
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CONTENTS:
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* INSTALLATION
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* UPGRADING from 1.1.0 to 1.1.2
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* UPGRADING from 1.0.0 to 1.1.0
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* UNINSTALLATION
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* OPTIONAL INSTALLATION STEP
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INSTALLATION:
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1. Create the folder 'modules/akismet'
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2. Copy all modules files, keeping directory structure, to the
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folder 'modules/akismet'
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3. Enable the akismet module in 'admin/modules'
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4. Visit 'admin/settings/akismet' and enter your WordPress.com API
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Key. You may wish to review and adapt the other options to suit
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your needs.
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5. Check new permissions added by this module at 'admin/access'.
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6. You're done.
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UPGRADING from 1.1.0 to 1.1.2:
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1. Copy the file akismet.module to the folder 'modules/akismet'.
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No other changes have been made. Please consult the file
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CHANGELOG.txt for details.
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2. You're done.
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UPGRADING from 1.0.0 to 1.1.0:
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1. Copy all new modules files, keeping directory structure, to the
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folder 'modules/akismet'.
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2. Run your Drupal update.php script to populate database changes.
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A couple of fields have been added to the {akismet_spam_marks}
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table.
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3. Visit 'admin/settings/akismet' and review module settings. A few
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options have been added.
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4. You're done.
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UNINSTALLATION:
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Should you wish to uninstall this module, you may proceed as
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follows:
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1. Disable the akismet module in 'admin/modules'.
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2. Drop module tables:
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DROP TABLE {akismet_spam_marks};
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DROP TABLE {akismet_moderator};
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Please, make backups of your database BEFORE running any SQL query
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that may alter your database, such as the above DROP statements.
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Before running the above mentioned SQL statements, be sure to adapt
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the table names to your installation (table prefix).
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OPTIONAL INSTALLATION STEP:
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If you have installed the controlpanel module, you may want to check
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the contrib folder included with this module. It contains a couple of
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images that you could use instead of the default one. Please, consult
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the controlpanel module docs for further information on where to place
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this images.
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Note: As you'll soon notice, graphics are not my best, though. ;-)
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Please, see the file README.txt for further information.
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