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[Thierry FAUCK <thierry@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

To answer the security question, as far as I understand it it can report about system or drivers as it reports about system events
Man page precise the following:
      The following column names can used to select OS-type  events:  os.ver-
       sion, subsystem, driver, and device (all text).

       The following column names can be used to select RTAS-type events: cre-
       ator_id (text); action_flags, platform_id, subsystem_id,  pel_severity,
       rtas.event_type,   event_subtype,  kernel_id,  and  addl_word1  through
       addl_word8 (all integers).

       The following column names can be used to select ENCLOSURE-type events:
       enclosure_serial, enclosure_model (both text).

       The  following  column  names  can  be  used to select BMC-type events:
       sel_id, sel_type, generator, bmc.version,  sensor_type,  sensor_number,
       event_class, bmc.event_type, and direction (all integers).

As this package is not installed by default, a check for availability of
the command will have to be added (if we consider it is worthwhile to
keep it).

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1336462

Title:
  Make apport collect some Power information

Status in “apport” package in Ubuntu:
  In Progress

Bug description:
  On power/ppc64el system, we would need to enhance current apport reporting tool which some information like file content or commands output including
            "/proc/device-tree/"
              "/proc/loadavg"
              "/proc/locks"
             "/proc/misc"
              "/proc/swaps"
              "/proc/version"
              "/dev/nvram"
              "/var/log/platform"
              "ppc64_cpu --smt"
              "ppc64_cpu --cores-present"
              "ppc64_cpu --cores-on"
              "ppc64_cpu --run-mode"
             "ppc64_cpu --frequency"
             "ppc64_cpu --dscr"

  Readme says : For complete instructions, see /usr/share/doc/apport/package-hooks.txt but
  cat: /usr/share/doc/apport/package-hooks.txt: No such file or directory

  Do I understand correctly I would need to create a file (for example)
  named : /usr/share/apport/general-hooks/power.py ?

  Other questions:
  Do you have common functions to put output of commands in logfile ?
  do you have common functions to copy config file tree content to log file or should I create the list of file and copy content of each file to the logfile ?

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