Hey guys, I appreciate the responses.

Let me clarify a couple of points. In this case I'm both consumer and producer of the open source project. The scripts are small and tend to be run monthly, or so, and ensure security settings are in place.

One of the things I'm really interested in is not locking anyone in to a post processing method. Some might use logger, some might use Assimilation, some might just prefer syslog. While I personally like the idea of directly feeding a CMDB other consumers might want something totally different.

So the output should be verbose enough to be used over large systems, slurped into some other system, and yet concise enough to to require lots of programming to clean it up. I can easily see a post processing script to take the output and "do stuff" with it.

Make sense? The short form is that I'm an open source developer trying to not lock everyone into doing things the way I do.

Leam


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