HTCondorWiki: Using Rust

 
   merges 711 713
 
-This aliases will merge ticket #1 into ticket #2. This is the equivalent to
+This aliases will merge ticket {quote:#1} into ticket {quote:#2}. This is the equivalent to
 
   action --queue condor-admin --merge --num1 X --num2 Y
 
@@ -350,27 +350,27 @@
   vim RUST.names
   cvs ci RUST.name auth/yourusername
 
-condor-mm and req
+{subsection: condor-mm and req}
 
 Mail sent to condor-mm uses req instead of rust. To use it:
 
-1) cp /p/condor/home/req/reqrc ~/.reqrc
-2) qm, showm
-3) /p/condor/home/req/bin/gtkreq
+  cp /p/condor/home/req/reqrc ~/.reqrc
+  qm, showm
+  /p/condor/home/req/bin/gtkreq
 
-Emergency maintenance
-Breaking mail loops (also, who filters the mail?)
+{subsection: Emergency maintenance}
+{subsubsection: Breaking mail loops (also, who filters the mail?)}
 
 condor-admin@cs.wisc.edu is a global alias that points to condor-admin@chopin.cs.wisc.edu:
 
-% getalias condor-admin
-condor-admin aliased to:
+  % getalias condor-admin
+  condor-admin aliased to:
         condor-admin@chopin.cs.wisc.edu
 
 on chopin, condor-admin is locally overridden by the lab's configuration scripts:
 
-% getalias condor-admin
-condor-admin aliased to:
+  % getalias condor-admin
+  condor-admin aliased to:
         "|/p/condor/home/rust/scripts/filter_mail"
 
 filter_mail is a script that Nate M wrote. It steers mail into either the condor-admin, condor-support, the vdt-support queues. It also pulls out the download logs from the binary CGIs and the Condor pool reports (one of the data sources for the condor world maps). It also runs spamassasin on the incoming mail and drops spam. It logs to /tmp/filter_mail.log on chopin.
@@ -379,15 +379,16 @@
 
 Another way, which I've never done, is to set
 
-do_initial_autoreply=0
+  do_initial_autoreply=0
 
 in /p/condor/home/rust/etc/rust_configs but that squashes everything for that queue.
 
 (chopin's /etc/mail/aliases file is a little bit wrong, since it's got two entries for condor-mm. This could potentially be a problem after an upgrade. The correct one is an alias for the cndr-rst user, which uses procmail to decide where to send messages. cndr-rst has an AFS token, so it can insert into postgres. Currently, filter_mail runs without an AFS token, which is why /p/condor/home/rust/active is net:cs write)
-RUST script setup
 
-(From Erik Paulson)
+{subsection: RUST script setup}
 
+(From Erik Paulson)
+{code}
 condor-admin@cs.wisc.edu is a global alias that points to
 condor-admin@chopin.cs.wisc.edu:
 
@@ -427,10 +428,11 @@
 an AFS token, so it can insert into postgres. Currently, filter_mail
 runs without an AFS token, which is why /p/condor/home/rust/active is
 net:cs write)
+{endcode}
 
+*More recent information from epaulson*
 
-(More recent information from epaulson)
-
+{code}
 We're most of the way to having SpamAssassin in front of RUST. We've
 reached the point where I don't really know what I'm doing with procmail,
 and am not sure how much of the existing infrastructure we want to keep,
@@ -524,3 +526,4 @@
 ksu
 su - cndr-rst
 /s/std/bin/runauth /bin/tcsh
+{endcode}