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- Requirements
- ===============
- Currently there is no packaging for any distro. Higher quality would probably be
- required, see 'TODO' file.
- There is no compiled code and no sophisticated installer, therefore the only
- maintenance and installation requirements are coreutils.
- The runtime dependencies of 'doar' are:
- - a shell, e.g. Bash
- - coreutils
- - sed
- - awk
- - mpop
- - msmtp (although you can easily switch to any other MDA or MTA)
- - cron
- How to Install
- ===============
- You have two options:
- 1. Install things manually, according to the instructions below
- 2. Run the 'install.sh' script as root, which does exactly the same
- Then, the users which have mail accounts on the server will need to configure
- their 'account\_defs' and 'account\_list' files.
- The process is as follows.
- 1. The file 'doar.sh' should be in the PATH. You can put it under
- `/usr/local/bin`. Rename it to 'doar' without extension, unless you also
- modify the crob job in the next step to use the correct name.
- 2. The file 'doar.cron' should be in `/etc/cron.d`. You can rename it to just
- 'doar'.
- 3. The file 'mpoprc' should be in `/etc/doar`.
- 4. If you want, you can put install.sh, uninstall.sh, INSTALL, README, TODO and
- AUTHORS in `/usr/local/share/doar` for future usage/reference.
- How to Uninstall
- ================
- To uninstall, simply remove these files. 'uninstall.sh' can do this for you (run
- as root). BEFORE you rely on it, make sure it has the correct filenames,
- otherwise it may miss a file, or worse, delete the wrong file. If you used
- 'install.sh', then 'uninstall.sh' will undo the changes.
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