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I do some administration for friends.
Their machine have a non-permanent connection to the internet, so I use e-mail
to get their logs.
As I don't wanna put these information on postcards, I patched logcheck to use
GPG.
I think it may be useful to other people.
76a77,80
> # A small feature to send crypted mail if they have to pass on the internet
> # Your root account should know the public key of your SYSADMIN.
> # MAIL_ENCRYPT=1
>
78c82,88
< MAIL=mail
- ---
>
> if [ "$MAIL_ENCRYPT" -eq 1 ]; then
> MAIL="gpg -s -a -r "$SYSADMIN" -e | mail"
> else
> MAIL="mail"
> fi
>
I have something equivalent for msec, but I coded it with my feet.
CU
CPHIL
- --
Inside my heart is breaking
My make-up may be flaking
But my smile still stays on
-- Freddy Mercury "The show must go on"
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