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[Spamassassin Wiki] Update of "RuleUpdates" by Mark Martinec

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The "RuleUpdates" page has been changed by Mark Martinec.
The comment on this change is: Document new options of sa-update.
http://wiki.apache.org/spamassassin/RuleUpdates?action=diff&rev1=29&rev2=30

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  $ sa-update --channelfile channels
  }}}
  
+   --checkonly:: Check for update availability, do not install.
+ 
+   --allowplugins:: Allow updates to load plugin code.
+ 
+   --refreshmirrors:: Force the MIRRORED.BY file to be updated.
+ 
+   --install <filename>:: Install updates directly from this file. Signature verification will read from filename.asc and filename.sha1 .
+ 
  === GPG Related ===
  
    --(no)gpg::		By default, sa-update will require the use of GPG signatures to verify that downloaded updates are in fact legitimate.  However, there may be channels which do not publish GPG signatures, or the system may not have GPG installed.  In these situations, specify the {{{ --nogpg }}} option to disable the use of GPG.  Note: By using the ''--gpgkey'' or ''--gpgkeyfile'' options as shown below, ''--gpg'' is automatically enabled.
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  $ sa-update --gpgkeyfile gpgkeys
  }}}
  
+   --import <file>:: Import GPG key(s) from <file> into sa-update's keyring. Use multiple times for multiple files.
+ 
  === Other ===
  
-   -D, --debug [area=n,...]::	Show debugging information.  This can be useful just to see what sa-update is doing, but is also useful to debug problems, etc.  This option takes the same optional parameter (DebugChannels) as the other standard SpamAssassin tools.
+   -D, --debug [area=n,...]:: Show debugging information.  This can be useful just to see what sa-update is doing, but is also useful to debug problems, etc.  This option takes the same optional parameter (DebugChannels) as the other standard SpamAssassin tools.
  
-   -V, --version::			Display which version of sa-update is installed.  sa-update is versioned by Subversion revision number as opposed to being tied to a specific SpamAssassin version.
+   -V, --version:: Display which version of sa-update is installed.  sa-update is versioned by Subversion revision number as opposed to being tied to a specific SpamAssassin version.
  
+   -v, --verbose:: Be more verbose, like print updated channel names.
+ 
-   -h, --help::			Print usage message.
+   -h, --help:: Print usage message.
  
  More information is available via the POD/man page for sa-update.