sitesummary_0.0.20_i386.changes is NEW
(new) sitesummary-client_0.0.20_all.deb optional misc
Generate site summary of submitting hosts (client part)
The sitesummary system makes it easier to keep track of a lot of
machines, by allowing each machine to report their existence once a
day to a central collector, and using this collector to make summary
reports about the hosts.
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This package is the client part, reporting in to the server after
boot and once a day.
(new) sitesummary_0.0.20.dsc optional misc
(new) sitesummary_0.0.20.tar.gz optional misc
(new) sitesummary_0.0.20_all.deb optional misc
Generate site summary of submitting hosts (server part)
The sitesummary system makes it easier to keep track of a lot of
machines, by allowing each machine to report their existence once a
day to a central collector, and using this collector to make summary
reports about the hosts.
.
This package is the server part, with the collector and report
scripts.
Changes: sitesummary (0.0.20) unstable; urgency=low
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* Fix regex used to extract eth0 MAC address, to avoid matching peth0
on a vmware box.
* Improve template text to include the example URL. to make it
easier to come up with URLs usable from external machines.
* Add perl-modules as dependency for sitesummary-client, to make
sure Getopt::Std is available for sitesummary-upload.
* Add new collect.d/debian to collect debian specific stuff. Now
collects /etc/debian_version and the output from dpkg -l.
* Change the collector to use the mac address from eth1 or eth2 if
eth0 isn't usable.
* Throw away error messages from dmidecode when collecting info, to
avoid daily cron mails from Xen machines.
* Only use a2dissite to disable the site if it is enabled.
Announcing to commits@skolelinux.org
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