sysreport (1) - Linux Manuals

sysreport: Simple system statistics aggregator and emailer

Command to display sysreport manual in Linux: $ man 1 sysreport

NAME

sysreporter - Simple system statistics aggregator and emailer

SYNOPSIS

sysreport COMMAND [ARGUMENTS]

DESCRIPTION

sysreport is a tool to run multiple reports on a system and then either email a sysadmin or save the report to a specific location for later review. Reports can be anything from a simple shell script to a native binary.

COMMANDS

run: Generate a new report by executing all enabled reports and aggregating their output into a single report. run can be ran with the arguments email or stdout to specify where the output will go. Email is assumed if neither is given.
show: Display configuration settings that sysreporter is currently using as well as enabled and disabled reports.
enable PATTERN: Enable reports matching PATTERN.
disable PATTERN: Disable reports matching PATTERN.
help: Display help information.
version: Print version information.

EXAMPLES

To generate a report and email it use one of the following:


sysreport run
sysreport run email

To generate a report and print it to standard out:


sysreport run stdout

To enable a report by its number:


sysreport enable 43

Or by name (enable all apache reports):


sysreport enable apache

BUGS

File a bug report at https://github.com/onesimus-systems/sysreporter.

AUTHOR

Lee Keitel (lee [at] onesimussystems.com)