% admlog | head -30
# R O T W A N G A D M I N I S T R A T I O N L O G
#
# When modifying the system, log your changes with 'admlog -new'.
# Put your new entries at the top, under the datestamp provided.
# Please follow the format of other entries.
#
--- 07/16/95,22:18:21 - erco: new links for sb/rb
Added links to use my sb/rb, instead of linux's bad one:
rm /usr/bin/{sb,rb}
ln -s /home/bin/sb /usr/bin/sb
ln -s /home/bin/rb /usr/bin/rb
--- 07/16/95,21:31:00 - root: new links for xdm errors
Added a link in /usr/adm for xdm errors, to keep an eye out for trouble
ln -s /usr/X11/lib/X11/xdm/xdm-errors /usr/adm/xdm-errors
--- 07/11/95,18:04:32 - root: new kernel installed
Installed new kernel: linux-1.2.11
1) Download kernel source from /pub/Linux/kernel to /usr/tmp
2) Install sources:
% admlog -help
NAME:
admlog - when changes are made to the system, log them here
USAGE:
admlog - view additions [uses more(1)]
admlog -new - Make new entries
admlog -edit - Edit the log
admlog -help - help
The -new and -edit options put a lock on the log file to prevent
more than one person from editing the file.
% admlog -new
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(screen clears, editor comes up with new dated blank entry which you should fill in)
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# R O T W A N G A D M I N I S T R A T I O N L O G
#
# When modifying the system, log your changes with 'admlog -new'.
# Put your new entries at the top, under the datestamp provided.
# Please follow the format of other entries.
#
--- 07/18/95,02:44:33 - erco: YOUR_ONE_LINE_DESCRIPTION
Your_multi_line_comments_here
--- 07/16/95,22:18:21 - erco: new links for sb/rb
Added links to use my sb/rb, instead of linux's bad one:
rm /usr/bin/{sb,rb}
ln -s /home/bin/sb /usr/bin/sb
ln -s /home/bin/rb /usr/bin/rb