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-DSPAM CGI
-
-   The CGI will need to function in the same group as the dspam agent.  The
-   best way to do this is to create a separate virtualhost specifically for
-   the CGI and assign it to run in the MTA group.  If you are using
-   procmail, additional configuration may also be necessary (see below).
-   Please note that Apache users running under suexec do NOT take on the 
-   identity of the groups specified in /etc/group; e.g. you will need to 
-   specifically assign the group in httpd.conf.
-
-   NOTE: Because the DSPAM CGI is a script, DSPAM will not retain its 
-         privileges when called. If you are running procmail, this will become
-         a problem as procmail requires root privileges to deliver. The easiest
-         hack around this is to create a procmail.dspam binary and make it
-         setuid root, then make it executable only by the mail group (or 
-         whatever group DSPAM and the CGI run in).
-
-   The DSPAM CGI has a minimal configuration inside the dspam.cgi file. You'll
-   want to check dspam.cgi and make sure all of the settings are correct. In
-   most cases, the only that will be necessary to change are the large-scale
-   or domain-scale flags.
-
-   Once you've configured the CGI, there are two more things you'll want to do.
-   
-   1. Edit templates/nav_performance.html
-      Change yourdomain to whatever your domain name is.
-
-   2. Make any changes to default.prefs. This will set the default preferences
-      for a user. The file should reflect your system wide defaults. An example
-      is provided in the cgi directory...
-
-trainingMode=TEFT
-spamAction=quarantine
-spamSubject=[SPAM]
-enableBNR=on
-enableWhitelist=on
-
-     By default, the parameters specified on the commandline will be used. If,
-     however, a preference is found for the particular user those preferences
-     will override the commandline. As a result, you'll want to remove any
-     options from the CGI that you don't want users to set (possibly
-     training mode).
-
-   If you plan on leaving DSPAM's logging function enabled, and would like to
-   produce pretty graphs for your users, the graph.cgi script requires the
-   following be installed on your machine:
-
-   - GD Graphics Library (http://www.boutell.com/gd/)
-   - The following PERL modules:
-     (http://www.perl.com/CPAN/modules/by-module/GD/)
-
-     . GD
-     . GD-Graph3d
-     . GDGraph
-     . GDTextUtil
-