lr-20001213 out (was: Re: [root at skynet.be: logreport output])

[Brad Knowles]

At 11:33 PM +0100 2000/12/13, Joost van Baal wrote:

>  I just uploaded a new package. I updated a lot of documentation,
>  and made lr_log2mail not rely on mutt any longer. (Something you'll
>  like, i guess... :) Furthermore, a lot of bugs have been fixed.
>  Thanks to everybody reporting these.

	Okay, I'll try to give this a shot tomorrow.

>  I'll get it connected to my network tomorrow evening, I hope. Than
>  I can start working on fixing the shellscripts, so that they'll not
>  only run on Linux, FreeBSD and OpenBSD, but also on SUN Solaris.

	IMO, if you're running on various different distributions of 
Linux, as well as members of the *BSD family and Solaris, you've just 
about covered 90% of the potential market.

	The remainder is probably made up of HP-UX, AIX, and a few 
scattered other oddball systems, but you should have an improved 
chance of running on them out-of-the-box, just by the porting changes 
you've made to run on Linux, *BSD, and Solaris.

	Your only remaining problem is sites that have a wide variety of 
hardware, including one or two real oddball machines, but still want 
to use your stuff on all systems.


	Good luck!  It sounds like things are going to be very interesting!

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