> > Upon first connection to the GUI (by the presence of, or lack
thereof
> of
> > a file) the system could launch a wizard type setup page. At this
> point
> > all that would be required is a working Perl environment and ASSP.
> The
> > wizard could then detect OS, and if windows auto add roth.net as a
> > repository and install Win32::Daemon and the ASSP service, if *nix
> > install Sys::Syslog, as well as the other modules that aren't
already
> > installed which are required. Also creation of the
spam/notspam/error
> > directories. Possibly going to the extent of prompting for optional
> > packages or giving some default install scenerios and installing the
> > correct modules (DB modules for failover installations etc).
> 
> There are too many operating systems and software repositories to be
> able to maintain this properly.

Do you mean in the case of them not having activestate installed and
another win32 perl distribution?
It might be simplistic but I was thinking just win32 = activestate and
so ppm install <module> would work, but yes if it's not activestate then
that would be a problem

> The spam/notspam/error directories are created on first run already.

I don't think thats reflected in the docs but handy to know

http://assp.sourceforge.net/fom/cache/6.html

and

http://www.asspsmtp.org/wiki/Quick_Start_for_Win32

both mention creating them manually

> 
> > If the permission/rights issue can't be resolved (since you'd be
> stuck
> > with the IIS user (in windows)) you could at the very least have a
> > setup.pl that is run from the command line before connecting to the
> web
> > interface which could do all this, testing for module presence and
> known
> > module versions that can cause issues etc.
> 
> How would we be stuck with that? ASSP is it's own web server, we don't
> use IIS.

Damn, I even knew that... not enough caffeine in the system it seems
 

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