1. Modify contrib/{message.txt,reply_blurb.txt,verified.txt,challenges.txt}
   to suite your liking.  These are the messages that will be set as default.
   * You should really try to think of your own challenges: if everyone just
     uses the defaults, spammers will learn quickly.

2. create your Email Secretary Database
   for mysql: /pathto/mysql/bin/mysqladmin -u<user> -p<pass> create <dbname>

3. run ./setup, answer the questions
   if you run a db other than MySQL, you'll have to create your
   database manually (see contrib/esec.mysql for hints) after running
   setup.

   I highly recommend running 'setup --help' in order to easily save
   your setup options so that future upgrades are easy.

4. set up your webserver.  eseccgi.pl needs access inside
   ~vpopmail/domains, which is readable by the vpopmail user.
   If you have suexec installed on your apache server, you can try:
    <VirtualHost *>
     ServerName esec.example.com
     ServerAlias example.com
     User vpopmail
     Group vchkpw
     DocumentRoot /home/hostedsites/esec.example.com/
     ScriptAlias /cgi-bin/ /home/hostedsites/esec.example.com/cgi-bin/
    </VirtualHost>
   You'll also have to chown/chgrp/chmod eseccgi.pl to fit your needs

   If your apache is compiled with suexec, but wont let you use
   vpopmail/vchkpw, your apache may have been compilied with too low
   of a suexec-uidmin and/or suexec-gidmin.

5. Set up cron to expire stuff out of the database:
   13 0,12 * * * /usr/bin/nice /usr/local/script/eseccron.pl

6. to be more RFC compliant, modify the getdate sub in esec.pl to display the
   correct offset for your particular timezone.

7. add your account:
    INSERT INTO accounts (email,crypt,name)
     VALUES ('username@example.com','2i0cW4dv7XCOc','Your Real Name');

8. add a .qmail-username file for your email account (must have a vpasswd entry)
   echo '|/usr/local/script/esec.pl username@example.com' > ~vpopmail/domains/example.com/.qmail-username

9. send a test message to username@example.com from an outside account,
   check for a reply.