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		+	== Enhancements / Patches ==
		+	http://yoonkit.blogspot.com/2008/05/dspam-webgui-modifications-javascript.html



	[[Category:DSpam]]		[[Category:DSpam]]

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 To see data in the graphs you first need history and stats (meaning that you need to have had mail come in and be processed by dspam).
-If messages have been processed by DSpam and you are still unable to see them in the 'History' and Graphs then check the file permissions in /usr/local/var/dspam/ and all its sub-directories.  The files and directories should be read/writable by the 'dspam' user.
+If messages have been processed by DSpam and you are still unable to see them in the 'History' and Graphs then check the file permissions in /usr/local/var/dspam/ and all its sub-directories.  The files and directories should be read/writable by the 'dspam' user. See [[DSpam File Permissions]] for details.<br>
 If your user preferences don't seem to work make sure to set the 'Default Preferences' from within the 'Administrative Suite' -> 'Administration'. You can also check to see if the preferences-extension was compiled in by running:

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 . Try it out.
-Point your favorite web browser to: <nowiki>https://dspam.YourDomain.com</nowiki> You should be prompted for a 'Username' and 'Password'
+Point your favorite web browser to: <nowiki>https://dspam.YourDomain.com</nowiki><br>
 If all goes well you should fee the DSpam WebUI.

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 . Try it out.
-Point your favorite web browser to: https://dspam.YourDomain.com
+Point your favorite web browser to: <nowiki>https://dspam.YourDomain.com</nowiki> You should be prompted for a 'Username' and 'Password'
 You should be prompted for a 'Username' and 'Password'
 If all goes well you should fee the DSpam WebUI.

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	To see data in the graphs you first need history and stats (meaning that you need to have had mail come in and be processed by dspam).		To see data in the graphs you first need history and stats (meaning that you need to have had mail come in and be processed by dspam).
		+	If messages have been processed by DSpam and you are still unable to see them in the 'History' and Graphs then check the file permissions in /usr/local/var/dspam/ and all its sub-directories. The files and directories should be read/writable by the 'dspam' user.

	If your user preferences don't seem to work make sure to set the 'Default Preferences' from within the 'Administrative Suite' -> 'Administration'. You can also check to see if the preferences-extension was compiled in by running:		If your user preferences don't seem to work make sure to set the 'Default Preferences' from within the 'Administrative Suite' -> 'Administration'. You can also check to see if the preferences-extension was compiled in by running:

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 Add the email account username of anyone whom you would like to grant Admin access in the WebUI
-Example: ''(Assumes email account usernames = full email address)''
+'''Example:''' ''(Assumes email account usernames = full email address)''
   root
   YourUserName@YourDomain.com

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 . Suexec has been installed.<br>
 . A dspam user and group have been created.<br>
 ''Note: suexec doesn't like to work with user accounts with UID's below 500 (verify this because it can be different for each disro)''<br>
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 The above AuthMySQL settings look to a different MySQL Database. They look at the 'postfix' database and use the necessary credentials to connect to it. The reason it looks to the 'postfix' database is because the Authentication needs a username and password, the postfix database already contains a table that stores the username and password for the users email account, so there is no need to keep duplicate data in the dspam database.
 '''Reference:''' for more info on setting up mod_auth_mysql see: http://modauthmysql.sourceforge.net/CONFIGURE
 . Restart Apache (in RH/Fedora)
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 or in Debian/Ubuntu
   invoke-rc.d apache2 restart
 [[Category:DSpam]]

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 Note: the above AuthMySQL settings look to a different MySQL Database. They look at the 'postfix' database and use the necessary credentials to connect to it. The reason it looks to the 'postfix' database is because the Authentication needs a username and password, the postfix database already contains a table that stores the username and password for the users email account, so there is no need to keep duplicate data in the dspam database.
-Also keep in mind that the above vhost file requires SSL. For info on creating your own Self Signed SSL Certificates see:
+Also keep in mind that the above vhost file requires SSL. For info on creating your own Self Signed SSL Certificates see: [[:Category:OpenSSL]]
 '''Reference:''' for more info on setting up mod_auth_mysql see: http://modauthmysql.sourceforge.net/CONFIGURE