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improve implementation of csbucscheck.sh by
- providing proper command line reading
- providing proper usage information
- providing comments in the code
- providing additional command line options to select an output directory and
  checksum binary executable

The purpose of csbucheckcsfiles.sh is covered by the functionality of
csbucscheck.sh

Rename checksum check script.

csback_cscheck.sh
is designed to recurse into a subdirectory tree and to verify checksums
therein. It was originally created to check the LSDF archive.

package creation is obsolete since csback is publish through gitlab which
provides its own mechanism of tarball creation.

All options in the mail section which are no longer mandatory to csbackntfy.py
are no longer expected by csback2cron.py but are just evaluated, if provided
in the config file. No consistency checks are performed. A such created
crontab entry still may be rejected by csbackntfy.py

add comment and remove svn keywords

With this commit a reasonable default sender address is created from local
data. It was common practice to use sender address strings which not actually
were valid email addresses but just looked like.

csbackntfy no is able to send a message with a minimum number of parameters
provided on the command line:

./csbackntfy.py -D 1 -S /var/log/csback.status  -r thomas.forbriger@kit.edu

Variable LOGGER was expected to contain the path to the binary executable for
the syslog logger. This was still missing.

Additionally remove/replace SVN keywords.

Just to prevent BFO operators from being mistaken...

end "legacy" state
- remove COPYING.legacy files
- adjust README.history
- add proper COPYING file and GPL license file

This is a legacy commit from before 2015-05-18.
It may be incomplete as well as inconsistent.
See COPYING.legacy and README.history for details.

This is a legacy commit from before 2015-05-18.
It may be incomplete as well as inconsistent.
See COPYING.legacy and README.history for details.