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[Spamassassin Wiki] Update of "NightlyMassCheck" by Darxus

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The "NightlyMassCheck" page has been changed by Darxus:
http://wiki.apache.org/spamassassin/NightlyMassCheck?action=diff&rev1=59&rev2=60

Comment:
Internally link trusted_networks stuff, make it sound more important

   1. Copy `auto-mass-check/auto-mass-check.cf` to  `~/.auto-mass-check.cf`
   1. Modify `~/.auto-mass-check.cf` to point at your ham and spam folders. Be sure to configure properly for mbox (mbox) or Maildir (dir) folder formats. Leave the RSYNC options unchanged for now, because you will be running auto-mass-check in test mode at first.
   1. The masschecker is set to run 8 threads by default.  Depending on your box's resources this could too much or too little.  Modify your auto-mass-check.sh to set this and changes JOBS=8 as needed.  NOTE: there are several JOBS=X entries for each masscheck type that each need to be changed.
-  1. Optionally set TRUSTED_NETWORKS and INTERNAL_NETWORKS in ~/.auto-mass-check.cf
+  1. Set [[TrustPath|TRUSTED_NETWORKS and INTERNAL_NETWORKS]] in ~/.auto-mass-check.cf if necessary.  Without this your network tests use the wrong relay.
   1. Ensure there is no router/firewall blocking port 873 (used by rsync protocol)
   1. Run `auto-mass-check.sh`.
    * Look in `~/masscheckwork/nightly_mass_check/masses/` for `ham-*.log` and `spam-*.log` files. (Or weekly_mass_check on Saturday.)