Upgrade from v3.06 to v4.02

README

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-You can run a "Build your own SpamAssassin Trainer Script" wizard
-at http://iandouglas.com/spamassassin-trainer/
-
-This script setup is meant for people who are on shared hosting
-accounts with services who offer cPanel. Up until about late 2010,
-cPanel didn't give you the means to train your own SpamAssassin
-tokens for locally-hosted mailboxes, so I wrote a very simple
-script that you can call from your cgi-bin folder which will scan
-for your mailboxes and train SpamAssassin for you, which should
-give you a *dramatic* reduction of spam in your inbox.
+## Background
+This script setup is meant for people who are on shared hosting accounts with services who offer cPanel, although with some editing, you can adapt this to run on a virtual private server as well.
 
-Full documentation can be found at the URL above if you want to
-tweak the script yourself. There are also heavy amounts of
-commenting in the Perl script itself.
+Up until about late 2010, cPanel didn't give you the means to train your own SpamAssassin tokens for locally-hosted mailboxes, so I wrote a very simple script that you can call from your cgi-bin folder which will scan for your mailboxes and train SpamAssassin for you, which should give you a *dramatic* reduction of spam in your inbox.
 
-I am available for support if you need assistance with the setup
-of the script.
+## Documentation
+There are also heavy amounts of commenting in the Perl script itself, but more background, etc., can be found at http://iandouglas.com
 
+## Support
+I am available for support if you need assistance with the setup of the script, via paid one-on-one coaching via Google Helpouts.
 
-Configuration
+## Configuration
 
-There are only two things you need to change in the Perl script
-and only one change in the user_prefs file.
+There are only two things you need to change in the Perl script and only one change in the user_prefs file:
 
-In the CGI script, you will need to configure your domain name
-and cPanel username where noted. In the user_prefs file, there's
-a place where you need to enter your cpanel username.
+- In the CGI script, you will need to configure your domain name and cPanel username where noted.
 
+- In the user_prefs file, there's a place where you need to enter your cpanel username.
 
-Installation
+## Installation
 
-sa-trainer.cgi
-Place this file into your public_html/cgi-bin folder and set its 
-permissions to 755
+- sa-trainer.cgi
+  Place this file into your public_html/cgi-bin folder and set its permissions to 755
 
-user_prefs
-Place this file into your home directory in a subfolder called 
-".spamassassin" (with the preceeding period in the filename)
+- user_prefs
+  Place this file into your home directory in a subfolder called ".spamassassin" (with the preceeding period in the filename)