OK I work for a 10 billion dollar international business corporation.
They have decided to use SuSE as the Linux distribution for their
enterprise Linux deployments. Although my personal love is the Debian
OS, the SuSE decision has already been made, and there are strong
business reasons for it which Debian just doesn't meet. So I am a SuSE
admin at work and a Debian admin by night! But I digress. Let me get
to the real issue here...
<br><br>This company is in need of some software that does what logcheck does well. However company policy states that we can't use software in
production unless it meets some stringent criteria. The software must
be "stable", it must pass tests for functionality on several platforms
(IBM iSeries [AS/400 64 bit PPC], IBM zSeries [64 bit mainframe], x86,
Intel64, AMD64, Sparc), it must be approved by the company security
team, it must have an RPM (install-able on SuSE Linux Enterprise
Server), and it must must MUST have a support contract. My company
pays for support from big vendors by policy, and no unsupported
software can or ever will be used (without extreeeeemely rare
exception).
<br><br>Is the logcheck project capable of and willing to provide RPMs and enterprise support contracts to world-wide company?<br clear="all"><br>-- <br>Tommy Butler<br><a href="mailto:tommy@atrixnet.com">tommy@atrixnet.com
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