Le 23 04 2007, à 12:27:13 +0200, Willi Mann ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) disait: > Hi! > > > May I suggest you just install the default local.conf ? It's not empty, and > > some sysadmin (like me) are used to edit files in /etc/whatever just after > > installing... > > Sorry to bother you with that after 6 month but: > > What did you mean by local.conf .. not empty? As far as I can see, all > non-empty files and the directory layout are created. Do you still miss > anything? I would like to avoid empty files. >
Hi, Sorry to answer late. As I remember the problem, the file local.conf wasn't created by default install. Il the /usr/share/doc/logwatch directory you can found a file with all the option explained and positionned to the default. That's what I mean by "not empty". If this file was copied in /etc/whatever, one can configure logwath by simply editing this file, and not have the burden to find a sample local.cf to copy there before configuring logwatch. As stated, this is only a whishlist :-) Cheers, -- KaTeznik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
