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Requirements:
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- Drupal 4.5.x or Drupal 4.6.x
- spam.module


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Installation:
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0) The spam module must already be installed and enabled.

1) The first thing to do is to update your database, adding the tables
   used by the spam_surbl module.  This can easily be done from the command
   line by copying the included 'spam_surbl.mysql' file to your webserver, 
   then running a command something like:
      $ mysql -u<username> -p<password> <database> < spam_surbl.mysql

   For example, if your username is 'drupal', your password is 'secret', and
   your database is called 'drupal', you'd type the following command:
      $ mysql -udrupal -psecret drupal < spam_surbl.mysql

2) Move 'spam_surbl.module' into your modules/ directory, (or a spam_surbl
   subdirectory) and be sure your web server has read permissions to this file.
   (It should match the ownership and permissions of the other files in this 
   directory)

3) Now you need to log in to your site and enable the spam_surbl.module.
    (Goto :: administer -> modules :: then check 'spam_surbl')


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Configuration:
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4) Configure the spam module.
    (Goto :: administer -> settings -> spam_surbl)
   - Review the data presented on this page, following links as necessary
     to understand the different SURBLs.  It is recommended that you leave
     the default configuration unless you know what you are doing.
   - It is possible to disable individual SURBLs, or to modify the affect
     of finding a URI from new content in one if these lists.
