On Tue April 17 2007 9:01:40 pm Tim wrote: > In that HTML header, there's CSS rules which dealt with > colouring, fonts, padding, margins, and borders, in the style > element. The basics for how the HTML looks. > > The next part that made up the HTML (the content) would have > came from the logwatch program. Which would have added in > links, and broke the report up into useful sections, > tabulating, etc. I saw the CSS rules - as stated previously, I am not a coder - I can read it enough to hack it occasionally, but to actually write it and get all the syntax right is not in my skill-set, not is it something I want to spend the time to learn at this stage of my life. So, I'm glad I got it all working - in order to get the reports in html I had to do one additional thing after downloading the latest version of logwatch - it runs as a chron job from a perl script in cron.daily - I had to find the output line in that script and change it to 'html' from 'unformatted' - works great now -- Claude Jones Brunswick, Md, USA
