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$NetBSD: MESSAGE,v 1.3 2004/12/16 12:18:09 wennmach Exp $
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Jitterbug now has successfully been installed on your system.
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Before using jitterbug you should perform the following steps:
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o Set a system password for the ${JB_USER} user (as root)
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o Set a htpasswd for the ${JB_USER} user (using htpasswd):
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htpasswd ${PREFIX}/${JB_USER}/etc/jitterbug.auth ${JB_USER}
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o Customize (if necessary)
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${PREFIX}/etc/jitterbug/${JB_PACKAGE} and
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${PREFIX}/etc/jitterbug/${JB_PACKAGE}.private
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o Customize the html documents in the project's bug tracking directory:
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${PREFIX}/${JB_USER}/${JB_PACKAGE}/bug_tracking
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o Add an alias for ${JB_USER} to your mail aliases:
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The details on how to do this depend on which MTA you use. For standard
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sendmail, add the following lines to your aliases files
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(/etc/aliases or /etc/mail/aliases):
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${JB_LOCALMAIL}: "|${PREFIX}/${JB_USER}/bin/new_message ${JB_PACKAGE}"
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o Append "Include ${PREFIX}/etc/jitterbug/httpd.conf.add" to your httpd.conf
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(typically ${PREFIX}/etc/httpd/httpd.conf) and restart your httpd.
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