auth2db(8) [debian man page]

Auth2DB(8)						      Debian GNU/Linux manual							Auth2DB(8)

NAME

       auth2db - log parser utility for Auth2DB suite

DESCRIPTION

       auth2db properly performs the log parsing task itself, matching to regular expresions given in 'filters.conf' file.

       auth2db is one of the most important pieces of Auth2DB suite.

       auth2db is managed by Auth2DB Debian conf files 'auth It is not a standalone neither a command line tool.

       Just for the record, Alert feature is a separated work done by auth2db-alert(8).  If you chose not to configure Auth2DB or to disable Alert
       feature, you are encorage to use 'dpkg-reconfigure auth2db' in case you want to enable.

       You can find this settings in '/etc/defaults/auth2db'.

       For mor information, check '/usr/share/doc/auth2db'

FILES

       /etc/defaults/auth2db, /etc/init.d/auth2db, /etc/auth2db/auth2db.conf,
	       /etc/auth2db/filters.conf

AUTHOR

       This manpage was writen by Ulises Vitulli <uvitulli@fi.uba.ar> for the Debian project

Debian Project							 December 25, 2007							Auth2DB(8)

POPULARITY-CONTEST(8)													     POPULARITY-CONTEST(8)

NAME

       popularity-contest - list the most popular Debian packages

SYNOPSIS

       popularity-contest

DESCRIPTION

       The  popularity-contest command gathers information about Debian packages installed on the system, and prints the name of the most recently
       used executable program in that package as well as its last-accessed time (atime) and last-attribute-changed time (ctime) to stdout.

       When aggregated with the output of popularity-contest from many other systems, this information is valuable  because  it  can  be  used	to
       determine  which  Debian  packages are commonly installed, used, or installed and never used.  This helps Debian maintainers make decisions
       such as	which packages should be installed by default on new systems.

       The resulting statistic is available from the project home page https://popcon.debian.org/.

       Normally, popularity-contest is run from a cron(8) job, /etc/cron.daily/popularity-contest, which  automatically  submits  the  results	to
       Debian  package	maintainers  (only  once  a week) according to the settings in /etc/popularity-contest.conf and /usr/share/popularity-con-
       test/default.conf.

SEE ALSO

       The popularity-contest FAQ at /usr/share/doc/popularity-contest/FAQ popcon-largest-unused(8), cron(8)

       Additional documentation is in /usr/share/doc/popularity-contest/.

AUTHOR

       Avery Pennarun <apenwarr@debian.org>.

Debian/GNU Linux						   November 2001					     POPULARITY-CONTEST(8)