System Configuration Collector Activity
Collect much configuration data and record all changes in a logbook
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Activity for System Configuration Collector
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System Configuration Collector released /scc/current/scc-1.27.20.src.tar.gz
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Siem Korteweg committed [r6320]
Add zabbix include files and directories
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Fix syntax error in software module
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Skip by default cisco discovery protocol
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Eliminate some volatile system data from snapshot
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Sven posted a comment on discussion SCC
thank you, your FAQ helped me. RPM Package Manager was the cause of problem. I tried some troubleshooting but finally rebooted the system. problem solved.
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Hi Sven, Did you check "Why is my scc client hanging?" of the http://sysconfcollect.sourceforge.net/examples/scc-help/scc/FAQ.html? When there is no child process of the "deepest" scc-collect process, you could run "strace" on it to find out what it is doing. Or you could run scc-collect only. Please refer to the manual page for the required option. regards, Siem
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hi, we collect configs from different RHEL 7 & 8 systems. but theres one client on which scc cannot collect the configuration. after start of "/opt/scc/bin/scc -f -p ftp -s ssc-server.domain:/" the process freezes without feedback. finally i've to kill the second scc-collect process (in this case 122828) and scc continues its work (and sends data to scc-srv). # ps -elf |grep scc 0 S root 2308 122828 0 99 19 - 2459 do_wai 08:11 pts/0 00:00:00 /bin/sh ./scc_0630_s_pkgmngt 0 S root 4665 121805 0 80...
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Extend copyright to 2020
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Extend copyright to 2020
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Extend copyright to 2020
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Add crypto-policies and ssh_config.d and sshd_config.d files
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thank you. btw...we really like your tool. we're now migrating a lot systems from cfg2html to scc. good work. :-)
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You can indeed delete the files and then run 'scc-update -f' to regenerate the summaries without the removed systems. You can also run 'scc-realm -d -L <comma_separated_systems>' to remove the systems and generate the summaries.</comma_separated_systems>
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hi, how i can remove outdated/obsolete systems from scc-srv? i think just deleting the corresponding files in /var/opt/ssc-srv/data/www/All is not enough, isn't it!?
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Add label option to assign (minimal) system via auto-realm-config.
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Label of client is attribute for auto realm management
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Add label to summary.data
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Ignore logins for Solaris
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Limit label to alpha-numeric
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compression ratio is variable zpool data
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Release of 1.26.73 of scc
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Start new release.
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Adopt FAQ and manual pages from release 1.26.73 of scc.
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Release 1.26.73 of scc.
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Finalize release scc 1.26.73
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Add release notes
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Change class of openvpn data from software to network
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More defensive programming for java check
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Ensure correct run of hp-ov tests
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Ensure processing by test of perms module
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Clarify difference between user and system modules and advice system modules (triggered by Keith Koene)
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Mention additional examples of user modules (indicated by Bill Dietrich)
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The processes are already in the snapshot (for example http://sysconfcollect.sourceforge.net/examples/scc.centos70.html#cfg_system_processes). You will only need the extra module when you want a specific classification of the running/absent process.
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Please have a look at /opt/scc/bin/scc-plugin. This is a template for a new module. When you make your new module a system module, it will be invoked automatically whenever scc is used. User modules need to be specified. I will make this disctinction more clear in this file. The indicated file contains all variables and files that are in place when the module runs. In your case the ${PROC_FILE} file contains all running processes when scc started, so there is no need to do your own 'ps -ef | grep...
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Please have a look at /opt/scc/bin/scc-plugin. This is a template for a new module. When you make your new module a system module, it will be invoked automatically whenever scc is used. User modules need to be specified. I will make this disctinction more clear in this file. The indicated file contains all variables and files that are in place when the module runs. In your case the ${PROC_FILE} file contains all running processed when scc started, so there is no need to do your own 'ps -ef | grep...
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Keith Koene posted a comment on discussion SCC
I have the client installed on a CentOS 7 server. I am wondering if you or anyone has suggestions or tips or links on how to setup a user module to capture if a certain process is running on a machine? I dont want to know if it is installed, but actively running. Thanks again. LOVE what we have setup so far.
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Add windscribe (requested by Bill Dietrich)
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The reason is I made a note to ask you for the output of the widscribe status and firewall commands, but never sent it to you and forgot about this. Please PM me the output and I will add the command.
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I will add a reference.
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Bill Dietrich posted a comment on discussion SCC
Please add a reference to https://github.com/BillDietrich/SCC-Additions-for-Desktop-Linux to your web site. Thanks.
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Looks good, Siem. Thanks very much for your work. One item (not a problem): You've added a ProtonVPN check to the standard code, but not similar code for Windscribe VPN. Is it because you can test one but not the other, or some other reason ?
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Hello Keith, The released rpm does not contain a README. I recently have been made aware and fixed that in the development version. For the time being, you can have a look at https://sourceforge.net/p/sysconfcollect/code/HEAD/tree/scc-srv/trunk/README. It contains a short description of scc-srv. The details of the configuration, setup and operation of scc-srv can be found in manual page scc-srv(5) (add /opt/scc-srv/man to $MANPATH). This should get you going. Please let me know when you need additional...
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I recently downloaded scc-srv for a poc I am running. Not sure if I am missing something, but is there a readme or anything on steps to follow to install and configure the scc-srv ? Forgive me if I am asking such a basic question. I am VERY eager to test this product out. It sounds like something me and my company can put to use right away. For reference I am installing the rpm on a CentOS 7 box. I do have 20 years linux experience and work exclusively in the cli.
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Hello Bill, Summarizing the emails we exchanged. Multiple updates have been done based upon your posts. First of all, a lot of implicit knowledge has been made more explicit. This will certainly help new users. The README file is now more generic, installed in the doc directory and mentioned in the post-install message. The README now also indicates the 'goal' of scc to assist in deciding in future extensions. The manual pages no longer contain remaining parts of escape sequences. The multiple use...
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Add sftp interface to obtain scc-data from clients
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Add 4MLinux installed addons and avoid starting the game pacman.
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Add NixOS channels
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Add Void Linux boot configuration
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Add xbps packages for Void Linux
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Indicate in pkg_files/README that scc-srv-install installs a non-packaged version of scc-srv (triggered by Bill Dietrich)
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Indicate in pkg_files/README that scc-install installs a non-packaged version of scc (triggered by Bill Dietrich)
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Issue warning when installing source after installing packaged version (triggered by Bill Dietrich)
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Use test instead of [[ for NixOS to avoid errors with /bin/sh (reported by Bill Dietrich)
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Fix typo
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Add NixOS system specification and installed packages
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Extend PATH for NixOS and ensure existence of transfer directory for source install
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Create data directory itself instead of parent
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With Realms Configured SCC Host Web Server presents Errors
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Hello Jeff, Good to see the issues have been resolved. I will close this bug. regards, Siem
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Jeff Wilkins posted a comment on ticket #3
Hey Siem, Ive gone ahead and installed the newly released scc/scc-srv. The scc-update -f error messages have vanished. Equally, I have just performed a manual collection and update on the presentation server and all of the "...binary operator expectged" messages have also vanished. Everything looks good from here for both scc & scc-srv new versions. Once again I thank you for your extremely speedy resolution. Thanks and regards, Jeff.
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Hey Siem, ### ID: $Id: scc_0600_s_software 6227 2019-05-01 17:26:12Z siemkorteweg $ I have actually just added a realm with a space in it, however, this was presenting with just the above displayed realms (Melbourne & Adelaide), no spaces in them. I'll grab the new versions to test and advise accordingly. Thanks again. Jeff.
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Set correct selinux context for multiple realms after upgrade
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