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Requirements: |
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- Drupal 6.x |
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Installation: |
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1) Extra the spam tarball. Move the resulting 'spam/' subdirectory within the |
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appropriate 'sites/*/modules' directory. Be sure the web server has read |
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permissions to this directory and the files within it. |
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2) Log into your website and enabled the spam module. |
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Visit "Administer >> Site building >> Modules" and scroll down to the spam |
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section. Put a check mark next to "Spam API" and any spam filters you'd |
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like to enable. For now, we'll assume you are enabling all spam filter |
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modules. Click 'Save configuration' to enable the modules. |
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3) Finish enabling and configuring your spam filters. |
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Visit "Administer >> Site configuration >> Spam" and put a checkbox next to |
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all content types you'd like to filter. By default the spam module will |
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only scan comments. Skip the "Actions" and "Advanced configuration" sections |
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for now and click "Save configuration" if you have made any changes. |
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Next, you must also click the "Filters" tab on this page to finish enabling |
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your spam filters. (Until http://drupal.org/node/541876 is fixed, you |
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must visit the page any time you enable a new spam filter module.) |
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4) Optionally disable spam scanning for certain roles. |
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Visit "Administer >> User management >> Permissions" and enable "bypass |
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filters" permissions for any roles that you trust to never post spam. |
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The spam module is now enabled and scanning new content as it is posted on your |
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website. Continue on to README.txt to learn more about configuring and using |
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the spam module. |
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