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====groups-users====
====groups-users====
The purpose of this tool is to verify correct GID and UID of essential groups and users of SME and to display all users, groups, ibays set in the collaboration panel of server-manager.
The purpose of this tool is to verify correct GID and UID of essential groups and users of SME and to display all users, groups, ibays set in the collaboration panel of server-manager.
====logcheck====
Include a way to check log files for possible errors. The main use would be for the development team to check if new packages introduce new errors, such as uninitialised variables.
logcheck [days] [location]
* days lets you specify if only recent logs are checked based on mtime
* location lets you specify where the log should go if not specified then it uses /tmp
Without argument the default is to write to /tmp and check the last two days of logs. The output is in a file log<date>, eg log013114
The initial strings checked for are
useless|warn|fail|error|disable|remov|unable|exit
Examples of use
# Check all log files modified in the last 5 days and put the results in the 'one' ibay
[root@sme9x64 ~]# /sbin/e-smith/audittools/logcheck 5 /home/e-smith/files/ibays/one/files
Log file: /home/e-smith/files/ibays/one/files/log020214
# Default is to write to /tmp and check the last two days of logs
[root@sme9x64 ~]# /sbin/e-smith/audittools/logcheck
Log file: /tmp/log020214
# Check all log files modified in the last 2 days and put the results in the current directory
[root@sme9x64 ~]# /sbin/e-smith/audittools/logcheck .
Log file: ./log020214
====newrpms====
====newrpms====
This script provides you with a list of RPMs that are installed outside the default repositories. This can be used to determine what RPM packages you have installed additionally.
This script provides you with a list of RPMs that are installed outside the default repositories. This can be used to determine what RPM packages you have installed additionally.
