[logcheck] ignore.d and logcheck.ignore

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09-18-2005, 05:07 PM	#1
cyberpunx LQ Newbie Registered: Jun 2005 Location: Sweden Distribution: debian Posts: 10 Rep:	[logcheck] ignore.d and logcheck.ignore Hi! Im running a debian sarge dist and wondering if the directory ignore.d and the file logcheck.ignore still can be used with logcheck? They used to contain sort of general ignore files for all and any files (logcheck.ignore) and complement to one of the ignore.d.* - directories (ignore.d). Or have they been completely replaced? If so, with what have they been replaced? And also how have they been replaced, that is how does the replacements function? All the best Tommy

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