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I too noticed this a while back, and when looking in /etc/cron.daily I |
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saw two files: |
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00-logwatch |
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logwatch |
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According to equery f logwatch | grep cron.daily, 00-logwatch is the |
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file that is associated with the currently installed logwatch package. |
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So my assumption is that the other file is a left over from a previous |
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version of logwatch. |
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At any rate, I removed the /etc/cron.daily/logwatch file, and now I |
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receive only one report from each of my logwatched systems. ;) |
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Hope that helps, |
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Sean |
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Michael Sullivan wrote: |
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> I have three computers on my network. All three of them have logwatch |
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> installed. Each one stays on pretty much all the time (I don't like |
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> rebooting - it takes too long.) Each morning I wake up and read my |
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> email. You'd think I'd get three logwatch reports - one from each |
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> computer, right? Nope. I get at least six, sometimes more. I look at |
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> the time stamps; the first ones are sent out at 3:00am. The next set it |
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> sent out at 3:05 with the exact same information. It's very annoying. |
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> How can I set it where I only get one logwatch report for each computer? |
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> -Michael Sullivan- |
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