+1 - Sam Ruby
On Fri, Mar 18, 2016 at 11:50 AM, sebb <seb...@gmail.com> wrote: > There are various items logged in the cron jobs (and elsewhere?) that > it would be useful to track historically. > > For example, LDAP server issues, changes to LDAP files. > > At present the LDAP warnings are sent to the dev list by PMB. > These don't need immediate attention, so don't really need to go to > the dev list. > > Also the LDAP jobs generate diffs which are stored in the current log file. > This info is lost when the job next runs. > AFAIK there is no way to get the list of changes from LDAP itself, so > that is a waste of useful information. (e.g. when someone was added to > a group) > > It was suggested that a mailing list might be a good place to log these > events. > > I think a single list would be sufficient; there are unlikely to be > more than a few messages per day, mostly none. > > The list should probably have moderated subscription to prevent > unwanted postings. > > I suggest 'notifications' for the list name. > > WDYT?
