Ryan Sawhill Aroha

Check it out @lathan

@lathan > Would it make sense to try and look for a module path in the dirname of wherever xsos is called from? Yeah it's tempting isn't it? Something like:...

@lathan DONE. Here's what I set it to by default: ``` $ grep -A3 '# XSOS_IMPORT_PATH' xsos # XSOS_IMPORT_PATH (colon-delimited array of directory paths) # xsos was split into multiple...

PS @lathan I had "`.`" in the path for a while, but decided to remove it in deference to the security gods.

Hmmm... I really don't like putting this in the memory module. I mean, where do we draw the line with troubleshooting poorly-configured sysctls? Currently, mem only looks at `/proc/meminfo` ......

For current status of implementation, see this comment: https://github.com/ryran/xsos/pull/159#issuecomment-117441915

The problem with the second system is that it has three cards that identify exactly the same ... except for the fact that two of them are 4-port cards, and...

@ptalbert can you give me a sosreport that has some unsigned modules?

For RHEL6 & below, steps could look like this: 1. Get list of NIC drivers from ethtool: `drivers=$(awk '/^driver:/{print $2}' sos_commands/networking/ethtool_-i_* | sort -u)` 2. Iterate over driver list, pulling...

Haven't found the time to do anything with it. :)