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miracle2k / my-logcheck-db

Description:	My personal collection of custom logcheck rules, and a small script to apply them. edit
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Added a new lighttpd related ignore.

root (author)

Sat Dec 19 00:08:33 -0800 2009

commit 572527198b091ee76cd8f840fe18db4a2aa8eb3e
tree a0bd7ba7506fc25f2a32c34789fb976242924057
parent 294c57ca04b3f22798106bba1855bd99a8b89506

my-logcheck-db /

name	age	history message
README	Fri Jun 19 11:38:40 -0700 2009	Added note about permissions. [root]
ignore.d/	Thu Dec 17 23:13:04 -0800 2009	Merge branch 'master' of git@github.com:miracle... [root]
sync.py	Fri Dec 18 23:41:00 -0800 2009	Slighty reformatted/prettified our output. [root]
violations.ignore.d/	Sat Dec 19 00:14:31 -0800 2009	Added a new lighttpd related ignore. [root]

README

My personal collection of custom logcheck rules
===============================================

1) Check the repository into a location like:

      /etc/logcheck/custom.ignore.d

   Don't forget to set the permissions correctly. Usually, the group
   is set to the ``logcheck`` user, and nothing is world-readable:

     chown -R :logcheck /etc/logcheck/custom.ignore.d
     chmod -R o= /etc/logcheck/custom.ignore.d
     find /etc/logcheck/custom.ignore.d -type d | xargs chmod g+s
    
2) Run 

      ``/etc/logcheck/custom.ignore.d/sync.py``
    
   This will link the custom rule files into the appropriate logcheck
   ignore directories.
    
   Note that by default it will assume to be located in a directory
   within a standard ``/etc/logcheck`` directory structure, and will
   sync the rules of the SYSTEM EVENTS layer into all report levels
   (workstation, server, paranoid).