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README.md

python-libmilter

INSTALL

  1. If you have a .tar.gz, extract that first.

    tar -xvzf python-libmilter*.tar.gz

  2. Now, just cd into the directory and install it

    cd python-libmilter* python setup.py install

That's it, that will install the the libmilter.py file into its proper place. Do note that you can just drop libmilter.py into your project folder and use it that way too. The whole point of this project is to maximize portability.

You can also install libmilter using pip or easy_install

pip install python-libmilter

EXAMPLES

See the basic ForkFactory example in the "examples" directory.

DOCUMENTATION

Please see my wiki site for all the documentation on this library.

ISSUES

Please open a ticket on github if you encounter any issues or you have feature requests.

CODE CONTRIBUTIONS

Please use the the "fork" and "pull request" mechanisms built into Github if you wish to contribute code to the project.