Julien BLACHE wrote:
Michael Renner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Uhm, if I've got a logfile full of MCE entries after (e.g.) returning
from a weeks vacation a timestamp with a granularity of 5 minutes is
That'd be 10 minutes, not 5, and it can be even more than that under
some circumstances.
If I run the collector every 5 minutes fetching all messages that have
been generated since the last invocation the granularity should be 5
minutes, or am I missing something there? Anyway, that's still
negligible for that sort of errors IMHO.
Nobody reads the damn README, so that's completely useless, and I can
already see the bug reports coming in claiming that the timestamp
isn't accurate.
Could be, you probably have more experience wrt user complaints ;).
I'd opt for reconsidering that, cutting usability because the gathered
information isn't 100% accurate isn't good practice.
I'll include a suggestion to install the devscripts package and edit
the cron file to use annotate-output in the next upload, for people
who actually do read the README.
Thanks.
You probably know that already, but just in case: you can edit the
cron file, it's tagged as a conffile.
Yeah, I just try to reduce customizing work that needs to be done for
packages I use on our servers, if the changes should prove to be useful
for the whole community and not only our setups.
Thanks,
Michael
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