There are a couple of steps to installing Logcheck under Windows, and none
of them are GUI oriented.  But it's still pretty easy.

1,  You need to unpack the archive, which you've already figured out since
you are reading this file.

2.  Run the Setup.bat (or Install.bat, same thing).  It will ask you three
questions:
	A) Where to install to
	B) Your mail server's name or IP address
	C) Your e-mail address

3.  Set appropriate NTFS permissions on %LCROOTW% and below.

4. Make sure e-mail works. Try {Your_Install_Dir}\bin\TestBlat.cmd.

5. Add {Your_Install_Dir}\bin\wrapper.cmd to your scheduler and
make sure the scheduler is set to start automatically. See
%LCROOTW%\docs\INSTALL-Windows.txt for more details.


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Windows Schedulers

If you have not installed IE5.x on your NT 4 machine, then you have the NT
"at" schedule service.  So something like the following examples will work:

  at 23:55 /every:M,T,W,Th,F,S,Su cmd /c %LCROOTW%\bin\wrapper.cmd
  at 23:55 /every:Su cmd /c %LCROOTW%\bin\wrapper.cmd

If you have installed IE5.x (specifically the Offline Browsing pack) then the
simple act of installing an application has made fundamentaly changes to
your base operating system, without asking for permission or informing you
of the fact.  You are now using "Mstask.exe" -- the Task Scheduler.  See the
following TechNet articles for more information:

    Q178706 How to Schedule a Program Using Task Scheduler

    Q235536 Task Scheduler Service on Windows NT
    Q236773 Internet Explorer Replaces Atsvc.exe Tool with Mstask.exe Tool

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Removing Logcheck

To remove Logcheck:

1.  Remove the scheduled job.

2.  CD into the bin directory and run "dumpevt /u".

3.  Remove the directory you installed it to (default is %SYSTEMROOT%\etc).
Don't forget to close the DOS prompt from step 2, or at least "cd \" or
you'll get an "in use" error.

4.  Remove the archive directory, if you have not already done that.

5.  Using RegEdit (all usual Registry Warnings apply), remove the following
keys:
	HKLM\Software\Public Domain\Blat
	HKLM\Software\Public Domain\		(Only if nothing else there!)


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Last Updated: Sun Aug 26 03:29:41 EDT 2001
-- JP Vossen <jp@jpsdomain.org>

