modules/gnupg/INSTALL.txt

// $Id$

REQUIREMENTS
------------
This module requires Drupal 6.x and PHP 5.2.x (or newer) as well as a recent
1.x version (1.4.7 and newer should work) of the GnuPG command-line tools;
these must be installed on the web server by the system administrator as
described in GnuPG's documentation:

  <http://www.gnupg.org/>


INSTALLATION
------------

  1. Copy all the module files into a subdirectory called
     sites/all/modules/gnupg/ under your Drupal installation directory.

  2. Go to [Administer >> Site building >> Modules] and enable the GnuPG
     module. You will find it in the section labelled "Security".

  3. Go to [Administer >> Site configuration >> Cryptography] to review and
     change the configuration options to your liking. In order for the
     module to function, you must, at minimum, input the correct path where
     the `gpg' binary is installed on your server, and you must correctly
     configure (or create, if it doesn't exist) the GnuPG home directory.
     (For the latter task, please refer to the GnuPG documentation.)

  4. Go to [Administer >> Reports >> Status report] to check that your GnuPG
     installation was correctly detected and that the GnuPG version number
     is displayed without any associated warnings or errors.

  5. (See README.txt for information on submitting bug reports.)
1	// $Id$
2
3	REQUIREMENTS
4	------------
5	This module requires Drupal 6.x and PHP 5.2.x (or newer) as well as a recent
6	1.x version (1.4.7 and newer should work) of the GnuPG command-line tools;
7	these must be installed on the web server by the system administrator as
8	described in GnuPG's documentation:
9
10	<http://www.gnupg.org/>
11
12
13	INSTALLATION
14	------------
15
16	1. Copy all the module files into a subdirectory called
17	sites/all/modules/gnupg/ under your Drupal installation directory.
18
19	2. Go to [Administer >> Site building >> Modules] and enable the GnuPG
20	module. You will find it in the section labelled "Security".
21
22	3. Go to [Administer >> Site configuration >> Cryptography] to review and
23	change the configuration options to your liking. In order for the
24	module to function, you must, at minimum, input the correct path where
25	the `gpg' binary is installed on your server, and you must correctly
26	configure (or create, if it doesn't exist) the GnuPG home directory.
27	(For the latter task, please refer to the GnuPG documentation.)
28
29	4. Go to [Administer >> Reports >> Status report] to check that your GnuPG
30	installation was correctly detected and that the GnuPG version number
31	is displayed without any associated warnings or errors.
32
33	5. (See README.txt for information on submitting bug reports.)