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  masses/enable-all-evolved-rules < rules/50_scores.cf  \
                           > rules/51_newscores.cf
  mv rules/51_newscores.cf rules/50_scores.cf
  svn diff     [and ensure it looks sane]
  svn commit   [create a new bug attachment for review if in R-T-C mode]

Copy the nightly-log-submission rsync accounts to the rescore-log-submission accounts (see RsyncConfig) (not clear why we don't just use one set of accounts here, but hey):

ssh spamassassin.zones.apache.org
sudo cp /home/corpus-rsync/secrets /home/corpus-rsync/secrets-submit

Move the old rescore logs from the previous release (if they're still around) to the archives:

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We then take the log files rsync'd up to the server, and use those logs for all 4 score sets. The initial logs are for score set 3 (the fourth), sets 0, 1, and 2 can be generated from set 4 by stripping out the network tests and/or the Bayes tests.

4.05. publish logs to ruleqa site

This will make the mass-check results visible on http://ruleqa.spamassassin.org/ (under the appropriate DateRev), using usernames starting with "rescore-". TODO: this doesn't include filtering out too-old logs (see below), so won't necessarily match the freqs produced later.

ssh spamassassin2.zones.apache.org
cd /export/home/corpus-rsync/corpus

echo '# mass-check results from someone@rescore, on Tue Sep 30 09:00:00 UTC 2009
# M:SA version 3.3.0-alpha3-r808953
# SVN revision: 808953
# Date: 20090930T090000Z
#' > /tmp/hdr

for f in submit/*.log ; do 
i=`echo $f | sed -e 's,^submit/,,' -e 's/^\(.*am\)-bayes-net-\([^\.]*\.log\)$/\1-rescore-\2/'`; echo "$f => $i" ; 
sudo touch tmpf ;
sudo chmod 666 tmpf;
cat < /tmp/hdr > tmpf;
sed -e '/^#/d' < $f >> tmpf;
sudo chmod 644 tmpf;
sudo mv tmpf $i ; sudo chown rsync $i; done

4.1. filter out too-old logs

ssh spamassassin.zones.apache.org
cd /home/jm/ftp/spamassassin/masses    [or wherever]

./log-grep-recent -m 3872 /home/corpus-rsync/corpus/submit/ham-*.log > ham-full.log

./log-grep-recent -m 62 /home/corpus-rsync/corpus/submit/spam-*.log > spam-full.log

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