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Installed logcheck 1.1.1-11 (all source)



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Date: Fri,  9 Nov 2001 15:59:14 +0100
Source: logcheck
Binary: logcheck-database logcheck logtail
Architecture: source all
Version: 1.1.1-11
Distribution: unstable
Urgency: high
Maintainer: Rene Mayrhofer <rmayr@debian.org>
Changed-By: Rene Mayrhofer <rene.mayrhofer@debian.org>
Description: 
 logcheck   - Mails anomalies in the system logfiles to the administrator
 logcheck-database - A database of system log rules for the use of log checkers
 logtail    - Returns parts of logfiles that have not already been returned
Closes: 50966 70926 79836 86726 87225 89614 90836 90862 94234 95592 96319 97172 99106 99619 103397 108227 108370 108720 110010 110412 111198 111549 111915 113185 113305 113842 117537 118423 118494 118800
Changes: 
 logcheck (1.1.1-11) unstable; urgency=high
 .
   FTP maintainers: please decide on your own if this should go into stable. It
   might be a good idea because it fixes some possible security bugs and also
   has some features that I keep getting bug reports about (the current version
   in stable is ancient).
 .
   This release fixes a serious bug (FHS problem) and also fixes A LOT of old
   bug reports. I am sorry for being inactive on this package for such a long
   time, but now I am going back to active development. If you want any feature,
   then simply file a bug report.
   I am now going through bug reports and mails asking for the addition of
   ignore rules to logcheck and I will reassign those bugs to the appropriate
   packages. Now that logcheck has a stable mechanism for package specific
   rules files, please use it. Those rules will be definitely more up-to-date
   when they come with the package that generates the log messages to be
   filtered. If you have any rules that you would like to be added to the
   default installation and they clearly belong to a single package, then
   please ask the maintainer of this package.
   I would really like to see this package going from optional to standard
   priority, but I need quite some help from others to achieve this. The goal
   should be that - on workstation logging level - the user only gets an email
   when seomthing goes terribly wrong. This way, logcheck can be installed on
   all new Debian installations without causing inconvenience for users, but
   offering them a notification tool if something is really broken (or better:
   before something gets broken). And with the current size of the logcheck
   package, space should be no problem....
   * Moved offset data from /var/state/logcheck to /var/lib/logcheck to comply
     with FHS.
     Closes: #108227
   * Incorporated a shell snippet from Markus Gutschke for reading configured
     logfiles from /etc/syslog.conf. This way, logcheck can automatically
     fill /etc/logcheck/logcheck.logfiles with correct values.
     Update: Disabled the code for now because the sed expression does not
     take log file names starting with a "-" in account. If anybody wants to
     correct this sed expression in the logcheck postinst, please let me know.
     I just want to get this release out, finally.....
   * Changed maintainer to rmayr@debian.org.
   * Updated policy version to 3.5.6.0 (this really was a warp jump....).
   * Remove empty lines from rules files before using them. This fixes a
     security problem, because empty lines act as wildcards. Therefore
     one single rule file with an empty line would prevent all log entries
     from being displayed.
     (Idea and one line of shell snippet borrowed from Steve Smith.)
     Closes: #50966
   * Split logtail in its own package.
   * Split the logcheck rules database in an own package logcheck-database.
     Closes: #117537
   * Change naming of offset files in /var/lib/logcheck so that watching
     /var/log/nmessages and /var/log/local/someapp/messages will work.
     Closes: #94234, #108720
   * Fixed a small typo in logcheck.sh.
     Closes: #99619
   * Removed /etc/logcheck/ignore.d.paranoid/sendmail, since it is now
     included in the sendmail package.
     Closes: #113305, #118423, #111549, #110010, #111915
   * The removal problems should now be fixed (now not printing anything in
     postrm anymore - this seemed to be a problem with the debhelper-generated
     debconf cleanup stuff).
     Closes: #90836, #110412
   * Fixed handling of ignore greppings.
     Closes: #95592, #87225
   * Fixed another small bug with grepping ignore files.
     Closes: #118494
   * Do not install the INSTALL file anymore.
   * Corrected spelling errors.
     Closes: #90862, #99106
   * Renamed /etc/logcheck/*hacking* to /etc/logcheck/*cracking*
     Closes: #96319
   * Corrected the sorting of lines in logcheck.sh so that lines with the same
     timestamp get their order preserved.
     Cloeses: #111597
   * Changed string "Security Violations" to "Possible Security Violations" in
     sent mails.
     Closes: #113185
   * Do not use logtail.c from the original logcheck package anymore, but a
     perl version by Paul Slootman. This makes the package architecture
     independent.
     Closes: #89614
   * Run logcheck on reboot (using a line with @reboot in /etc/cron.d/logcheck).
     Closes: #97172
   * Make symbolic links in /etc/logcheck relative.
     Closes: #108370
   * Allow comments in /etc/logcheck/logfiles
     Closes: #111198
   * Renamed logcheck.sh to logcheck.
     Closes: #113842
   * Finally fixed the problem with logrotation.
     Closes: #70926, #79836, #118800
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   This is from 1.1.1-10 (never uploaded, only internal testing), but repeated
   here because of the closed bug report.
   * There should be no more problems with duplicate entries in
     logcheck.ignore.workstation, because now this file is quite minimal and
     not generated from diffs to logcheck.ignore.paranoid anymore.
     Closes: #86726
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   * Users, please use the newest logcheck version, 1.1.1-4 is ancient. Those
     bugs have been closed quite some time ago:
     Closes: #103397
Files: 
 d8423f3c65ff9d54cbb7e9448ad86be8 648 admin optional logcheck_1.1.1-11.dsc
 4cfef57ddcaf14b4d24b565c12765e53 23651 admin optional logcheck_1.1.1-11.diff.gz
 31680a42776b08a80683c6c49a728a14 24072 admin optional logcheck_1.1.1-11_all.deb
 9dce851c30356f9b3c3a727394d07407 15382 admin optional logcheck-database_1.1.1-11_all.deb
 10baefce5a989492dde96a2b6759fdf3 8600 admin optional logtail_1.1.1-11_all.deb

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Installed:
logcheck-database_1.1.1-11_all.deb
  to pool/main/l/logcheck/logcheck-database_1.1.1-11_all.deb
logcheck_1.1.1-11.diff.gz
  to pool/main/l/logcheck/logcheck_1.1.1-11.diff.gz
logcheck_1.1.1-11.dsc
  to pool/main/l/logcheck/logcheck_1.1.1-11.dsc
logcheck_1.1.1-11_all.deb
  to pool/main/l/logcheck/logcheck_1.1.1-11_all.deb
logtail_1.1.1-11_all.deb
  to pool/main/l/logcheck/logtail_1.1.1-11_all.deb



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