[Spamassassin Wiki] Update of "RsyncConfig" by JustinMason

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The following page has been changed by JustinMason:
http://wiki.apache.org/spamassassin/RsyncConfig

The comment on the change is:
we only need one set of submission accounts for logs

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  == Rsync Configuration ==
  
- All things rsync currently live on rsync.spamassassin.org under the /home/corpus-rsync directory.  There's really 2 types of users for rsync: nightly result submitters, and score generation result submitters.  The process of adding an account is the same for both, just using a different file for authorization.  Use "sudo" to access the files.
+ All things rsync currently live on rsync.spamassassin.org (a CNAME alias for spamassassin.zones) under the /home/corpus-rsync directory.  There's now only 1 type of user for rsync: both nightly mass-check submitters, and score generation result submitters, share the same set of accounts.  The process of adding an account is the same for both, just using a different file for authorization.  Use "sudo" to access the files.
  
   1. Determine the username for the requestor.  We typically use first initial/last name.
   1. Come up with a random password.  Something like [http://www.adel.nursat.kz/apg/online/index.php APG] can help.
@@ -14, +14 @@

  [add a line to the end like "username:3498fgdio"
  }}}
  
- Nightly submitters get added to the "secrets" file, and also add their real name and email to the file "result-acct".  When preparing for a score generation run, overwrite the "secrets-submit" file with the "secrets" file:
- 
- {{{
- sudo cp /home/corpus-rsync/secrets /home/corpus-rsync/secrets-submit
- sudo chmod 600 /home/corpus-rsync/secrets-submit
- }}}
- 
-  and add anyone else who is only interested in score generation.  At the end of the score generation run, the "secrets-submit" file ought to be truncated ala "cat /dev/null > secrets-submit".
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