Anatoa Drupal plugin
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Version
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v1.0 03-May-09


Compatibility
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Tested on Drupal 6.10.

This plugin requires PHP v5.X. It will not work on 4.X.


Features
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* Automated fraud detection and augmented user administration. The module adds new
  functionality to Drupal's user administration section:
    * View complete logs of all actions taken by the plugin. This also allows
      review of messages sent between members.
    * The plugin automatically blocks user profiles which are suspected fraudulent.
    * Integration with the following modules:
          o Profile
          o Addresses
          o Comment
          o Contact
          o Image
          o Private messages
          o Upload

Got a large database of existing members? The plugin allows checking of all existing
data against Anatoa's fraud detection system and has an easy to use page for this.


Installation instructions - Fresh Install
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1. Copy the tar file to the Drupal's "sites/all/modules" directory.

2. Run the command "tar xjf <filename>".

3. Run the command "chown -R xxx.apache anatoa" where xxx is replaced by the user which
   owns the Drupal installation files.

4. Go to a web browser on your client machine, and log on to the Admin section of
   your Drupal site. Then go to the menu Administer -> Site Building -> Modules.
   You should now see the Anatoa entries in the list of available modules.

5. Enable the main "Anatoa" module, and any of the following sub-modules depending
   on which other modules are installed on your site:

    * Anatoa - Addresses - Users
    * Anatoa - Comment
    * Anatoa - Contact
    * Anatoa - Image
    * Anatoa - Private Messages
    * Anatoa - Upload


After this, you can access the plugin configuration page from Administer ->
User Management -> Anatoa Fraud Detection in your Drupal Administration section.
Remember to sign up for a (free) account at anatoa.com to get your API key, and
enter this key in the configuration page. You will need the IP address of your
server in order to sign up correctly. You can find this by typing
"ping mysite.com" in a command window on your client computer.


Installation instructions - Upgrade
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Not applicable since this is the first public release.


Post install customisation
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If you have created fields for member first and/or last names in your Drupal
installation, you can let the plugin know about them using the "Map Profile Fields"
sub-page of the configuration page.
