1. install and configure amavisd-new (I presume as maintainer you probably have servers
running it).
2. sudo apt-get install logcheck logcheck-database
3. logcheck will begin hourly checks and mail output to root. If you want it to go elsewhere,
configure /etc/logcheck/logcheck.conf
4. Send a few mails through so that logs appear.
5. Running:
sudo -u logcheck logcheck -o -t
You should get output including those logs for successful mail delivery (which is not desirable).
6. Apply the patches and re-run the above. You should no longer get the output from those mails.
Is this sufficient or do you need something more automatic?
I guess a possible test procedure would be:
1. install and configure amavisd-new (I presume as maintainer you probably have servers logcheck. conf
running it).
2. sudo apt-get install logcheck logcheck-database
3. logcheck will begin hourly checks and mail output to root. If you want it to go elsewhere,
configure /etc/logcheck/
4. Send a few mails through so that logs appear.
5. Running:
sudo -u logcheck logcheck -o -t
You should get output including those logs for successful mail delivery (which is not desirable).
6. Apply the patches and re-run the above. You should no longer get the output from those mails.
Is this sufficient or do you need something more automatic?
Gavin