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~~INSTALL~~ less more

0		INSTALL for FileTraq v0.2
1		Copyright (c) 2000 Jeremy Weatherford
2		See file COPYING included with distribution.
3
4		----> Upgrading
5
6		To upgrade a previous version of FileTraq, simply follow the procedure
7		below, specifying the same directories as before, and the new version will
8		replace the old one. Your backups and config files will continue to work
9		with the new version.
10
11		----> Installation
12
13		First, be root.
14		$ su
15
16		Extract the archive if you haven't already.
17		# tar -xvzf filetraq-0.2.tgz
18		# cd filetraq-0.2
19
20		Run the install script.
21		# ./install.sh
22		(answer questions)
23		# crontab -e
24		(add an entry to run FileTraq periodically. Every 5 minutes, say)
25
26		Sample crontab entry: (every five minutes)
27		/5 * * * /usr/local/sbin/filetraq
28
29		Most modern cron daemons support the syntax */5. If yours doesn't, substitute
30		0,5,10,15,20,25,30,35,40,45,50,55 for the */5.
31
32		Make sure the output from the crontab is being mailed to you. If there's
33		no MAILTO= setting in the crontab, the output should be mailed to root. If
34		you want it mailed to a specific user, add a MAILTO=user line at the top.
35
36		You'll get one initial mailing when it runs the first time, then it'll be quiet
37		until there are changes.
38
39		If you don't receive an initial mailing at the designated time, make sure the
40		cron daemon is actually running. If a ps auxc \| grep crond doesn't show
41		anything running, start it manually, then make sure it will start when your
42		system boots.
43
44		Edit /usr/local/filetraq/filetraq.conf (or wherever you put it) to add/delete
45		files to be monitored.
46
47		See the README file if you want more information.
48
49		That's that.
50
51		----> Uninstallation:
52
53		There's an uninstall.sh script that should work fairly well for removing all
54		of FileTraq's files.
55
56		# ./uninstall.sh
57		(review info and confirm)
58
59		And it'll be uninstalled.⏎

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NEWS less more

0		See file VERSION
	0	NEWS for FileTraq v0.2
	1	Copyright (c) 2000 Jeremy Weatherford
	2	See file COPYING included with distribution.
	3
	4
	5	See file debian/NEWS and debian/changelog for changes after filetraq
	6	version 0.3
	7
	8
	9	filetraq version 0.3, released FIXME 2018
	10
	11	- releases are from now on being published on
	12	https://packages.debian.org/src:filetraq .
	13
	14	- filetraq, filetraq.conf: applied patches by Sergio Talens-Oliag
	15	from 2006:
	16	- filetraq.conf: also monitor /etc/shadow, /etc/group, /etc/gshadow
	17	and /etc/filetraq.conf
	18	- filetraq: support difforder and diffopts settings in
	19	/etc/default/filetraq.
	20
	21	- VERSION: renamed to this file "NEWS"
	22
	23	- install.sh, uninstall.sh: moved to obsolete/ : no longer supported.
	24	README, INSTALL: adjusted likewise.
	25
	26
	27	FileTraq v0.2, released 01/02/00
	28
	29	v0.2: Changes suggested by Chris Ausbrooks incorporated, including:
	30	- improved reading from config file
	31	- allowing wildcards and directories in config file
	32	- allowing comment characters in config file
	33	- comments on licensing
	34	Thanks Chris!
	35
	36
	37	v0.1: First release

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README less more

1	1	Copyright (c) 2000 Jeremy Weatherford
2	2	See file COPYING included with distribution.
3	3
4		----> Quick Install:
	4	----> Code, development, contact
5	5
6		# ./install.sh
	6	The latest filetraq release is available from
	7	https://packages.debian.org/src:filetraq . Please use the Debian bugtracking
	8	system at https://bugs.debian.org/ for any feedback. If you really need to
	9	contact the current maintainer privately: Joost van Baal-Ilić
	10	<joostvb-filetraq@mdcc.cx> .
7	11
8		Full installation info is in INSTALL.
	12	Code is maintained using git at https://salsa.debian.org/debian/filetraq .
	13
	14	Below is Jeremy Weatherford's original README for FileTraq.
	15
9	16
10	17	----> What's it do?
11	18

59	66	This program is distributed under the terms of the GNU Public License.
60	67	See the file COPYING included with this distribution.
61	68
	69	--------------------------------------------------------------------------
62	70
	71	FileTraq versions 0.2 and earlier came with scripts for installation and
	72	uninstallation. Since 0.3, the preferred way of installing FileTraq is via
	73	binary packages (.deb, .rpm, ...). If you really want to do things manually,
	74	see below.
	75
	76	----> Upgrading
	77
	78	To upgrade a previous version of FileTraq, simply follow the procedure
	79	below, specifying the same directories as before, and the new version will
	80	replace the old one. Your backups and config files will continue to work
	81	with the new version.
	82
	83	----> Installation
	84
	85	First, be root.
	86	$ su
	87
	88	Extract the archive if you haven't already.
	89	# tar -xvzf filetraq-0.2.tgz
	90	# cd filetraq-0.2
	91
	92	Optionally, edit pathnames in the script filetraq to your taste. Then, copy
	93	the script to e.g. /usr/sbin/filetraq. Optionally, adjust filetraq.conf to
	94	your needs. Then copy filetraq.conf to e.g. /etc/filetraq.conf.
	95
	96	# crontab -e
	97	(add an entry to run FileTraq periodically. Every 5 minutes, say)
	98
	99	Sample crontab entry: (every five minutes)
	100	/5 * * * /usr/local/sbin/filetraq
	101
	102	Most modern cron daemons support the syntax */5. If yours doesn't, substitute
	103	0,5,10,15,20,25,30,35,40,45,50,55 for the */5.
	104
	105	Make sure the output from the crontab is being mailed to you. If there's
	106	no MAILTO= setting in the crontab, the output should be mailed to root. If
	107	you want it mailed to a specific user, add a MAILTO=user line at the top.
	108
	109	You'll get one initial mailing when it runs the first time, then it'll be quiet
	110	until there are changes.
	111
	112	If you don't receive an initial mailing at the designated time, make sure the
	113	cron daemon is actually running. If a ps auxc \| grep crond doesn't show
	114	anything running, start it manually, then make sure it will start when your
	115	system boots.
	116
	117	Edit /usr/local/filetraq/filetraq.conf (or wherever you put it) to add/delete
	118	files to be monitored.
	119
	120	See the README file if you want more information.
	121
	122	That's that.
	123
	124	----> Uninstallation:
	125
	126	There's an uninstall.sh script that should work fairly well for removing all
	127	of FileTraq's files.
	128
	129	# ./uninstall.sh
	130	(review info and confirm)
	131
	132	And it'll be uninstalled.

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~~VERSION~~ less more

0		VERSION for FileTraq v0.2
1		Copyright (c) 2000 Jeremy Weatherford
2		See file COPYING included with distribution.
3
4
5		filetraq version 0.3, released FIXME 2018
6
7		- releases are from now on being published on
8		https://packages.debian.org/src:filetraq .
9
10		- filetraq, filetraq.conf: applied patches by Sergio Talens-Oliag
11		from 2006:
12		- filetraq.conf: also monitor /etc/shadow, /etc/group, /etc/gshadow
13		and /etc/filetraq.conf
14		- filetraq: support difforder and diffopts settings in
15		/etc/default/filetraq.
16
17
18		FileTraq v0.2, released 01/02/00
19
20		v0.2: Changes suggested by Chris Ausbrooks incorporated, including:
21		- improved reading from config file
22		- allowing wildcards and directories in config file
23		- allowing comment characters in config file
24		- comments on licensing
25		Thanks Chris!
26
27
28		v0.1: First release

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10	10	- debian/patches/01_filetraq.patch,
11	11	debian/patches/02_filetraq.conf.patch: no longer shipped, since included
12	12	in upstream 0.3
13		- debian/rules: drop cdbs simple-patchsys usage, debhelper.mk will do fine now.
	13	- debian/rules: drop cdbs simple-patchsys usage, debhelper.mk will do fine
	14	now.
14	15	- debian/filetraq.8: upstream now honors /etc/default/filetraq.
15	16
16	17	* TODO lintian, find, copyright, manpage, ...

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~~install.sh~~ less more

0		#!/bin/sh
1
2		# install script for FileTraq v0.2
3		# Copyright (c) 2000 Jeremy Weatherford
4		# See COPYING file included with distribution
5
6		echo This script will install FileTraq 0.2 in the directories you specify.
7		echo If you are not root, hit control-C now.
8		echo
9		echo "If you're presently using FileTraq 0.1, simply specify the same"
10		echo "directories, and FileTraq 0.2 will be installed on top of the"
11		echo "existing installation."
12		echo
13
14		ok=0
15		while [ $ok = 0 ]; do
16		echo -n "Where would you like the FileTraq binary? [/usr/local/sbin] "
17		read dir
18		if [ -z "$dir" ]; then
19		dir=/usr/local/sbin
20		fi
21		if [ ! -d $dir ]; then
22		echo
23		echo -n "$dir does not exist. Create it now? [yes/NO] "
24		read resp
25		echo
26		case $resp in
27		y\|Y)
28		mkdir $dir
29		ok=1
30		;;
31		esac
32		else
33		ok=1
34		fi
35		done
36
37		bindir=$dir
38		echo Using binary directory $bindir.
39		echo
40
41		ok=0
42		while [ $ok = 0 ]; do
43		echo -n "Where would you like FileTraq to keep its files? [/usr/local/filetraq] "
44		read dir
45		if [ -z "$dir" ]; then
46		dir=/usr/local/filetraq
47		fi
48		if [ ! -d $dir ]; then
49		echo
50		echo -n "$dir does not exist. Create it now? [yes/NO] "
51		read resp
52		echo
53		case $resp in
54		y\|Y)
55		mkdir $dir
56		ok=1
57		;;
58		esac
59		else
60		ok=1
61		fi
62		done
63
64		datadir=$dir
65		echo Using data directory $datadir.
66		echo
67
68		echo "Patching shell script for default values and copying to $bindir..."
69		cat filetraq \| sed "s\|/usr/local/filetraq\|$dir\|g" > $bindir/filetraq
70		chmod 700 $bindir/filetraq
71		echo "Setting up data directory in $datadir..."
72		if [ -e $datadir/filelist ]; then
73		mv -f $datadir/filelist $datadir/filetraq.conf
74		echo "Renamed $datadir/filelist to $datadir/filetraq.conf..."
75		fi
76
77		if [ ! -e $datadir/filetraq.conf ]; then
78		cat filetraq.conf \| sed "s\|/usr/local/filetraq\|$dir\|g" > $datadir/filetraq.conf
79		echo "Setting up default filetraq.conf in $datadir..."
80		else
81		echo "Continuing to use existing filetraq.conf in $datadir..."
82		fi
83
84		if [ ! -d $datadir/backups ]; then
85		mkdir $datadir/backups
86		chmod 700 $datadir
87		chmod 700 $datadir/backups
88		fi
89
90
91		echo $bindir > .bindir
92		echo $datadir > .datadir
93
94		echo
95		echo All done!
96		echo "FileTraq is designed to be run at intervals from root's crontab, with its output being mailed to root. The files checked are controlled by $datadir/filelist. Please see the README file for more information. Thank you!"
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~~uninstall.sh~~ less more

0		#!/bin/sh
1
2		# uninstall script for FileTraq v0.2
3		# Copyright (c) 2000 Jeremy Weatherford
4		# See COPYING file included with distribution
5
6		if [ ! -e .bindir ]; then
7		echo FileTraq 0.2 has not been installed, or was not installed from this directory.
8		exit
9		fi
10
11		if [ ! -e .datadir ]; then
12		echo FileTraq 0.2 has not been installed, or was not installed from this directory.
13		exit
14		fi
15
16		bindir=`cat .bindir`
17		datadir=`cat .datadir`
18
19		echo "This program will uninstall FileTraq v0.2."
20		echo "The following commands will be executed:"
21		echo " rm -f $bindir/filetraq"
22		echo " rm -fr $datadir"
23		echo "Do you wish to continue uninstalling FileTraq v0.2? [yes/NO] "
24		read resp
25		case $resp in
26		y\|Y)
27		rm -f $bindir/filetraq
28		rm -fr $datadir
29		echo "Uninstallation complete."
30		echo "If you added a crontab entry for FileTraq, you need to remove that entry."
31		rm -f .bindir
32		rm -f .datadir
33		exit
34		esac
35
36		echo "Uninstallation canceled."⏎