How to Install and Use SM-Lumberjack on Linux
Description:
Lumberjack is a non-invasive, diagnostic shell script which collates command outputs along with important system files and logs, creating a single compressed tar archive as output.
The following operating systems are supported:
- RHEL 6/7
- CentOS 5-7
- Scientific Linux 6/7
- Ubuntu 10-16
- Debian 6-8
- SUSE 12/13
- SunOS 5.11
- Solaris 11
- OpenIndiana 151a
- NexentaStor 3/4
Instructions:
As root:
# wget --no-check-certificate https://bitbucket.org/CurtisElgin/lumberjack/downloads/sm-lumberjack.sh
# chmod +x sm-lumberjack.sh
# ./sm-lumberjack.sh
NOTE: You may be prompted to install prerequisite packages in order for the log capture to complete. Please be sure to install these packages if they relate to the issue.
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