moving functions to separate file, adding configuration files
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1 SpamCop Reporting -- Version 1.5
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3 Helps you identify spam and send a proper message to the correct address to
4 SpamCop. (See http://spamcop.net/ for more information)
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7 Features
8 ========
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10 * Quick one-click interface to report spam via email
11 * Alternate, but immediate form-based processing
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14 Description
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17 Tired of getting spam? SpamCop helps you report it to the proper people.
18 It even creates spam reports and will mail them off for you. All that is
19 required to send a spam report is about a few seconds of your time and about
20 five clicks.
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22 It is strongly suggested you set up a mail forwarder account and have it
23 forwarded to your current mailbox. Sometimes mail reported with SpamCop
24 gets on weird spam mailing lists. If your happens to get on the list, you
25 can then just delete the forwarder and get a new one. Make sure to use the
26 forwarder to sign up for SpamCop and get the required information for the
27 plugin.
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29 This plugin is also an example of how to use the identity hooks. Just open
30 up setup.php and read the comments.
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33 Future Work
34 ===========
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36 * Dunno
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39 Installation
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42 As with other plugins, just uncompress the archive in the plugins
43 directory, go back to the main directory, run configure and add the plugin.
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45 Questions/comments/flames/etc can be sent to the SquirrelMail Plugins list.
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48 Changes
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50 1.5 - Reworked system to match up with SpamCop changes. Modified code to
51 keep it up-to-date with current SquirrelMail changes.
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53 1.4 - Added forms-based reporting, thanks to Stefan Sels
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55 1.3 - Fixed table rendition -- added  
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57 1.2 - Added support for the multiple identities in SquirrelMail 1.1.2
58 (not required to use the plugin)
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60 1.1 - Fixed a stupid bug
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62 1.0 - Initial version