The output produced provides information on the status of certain things, without any indication of whether it’s a problem. For example, on my cluster audit, I got this message, which is good (as it should be):
SElinux status: SELINUX=disabled
Disabled
And this message, which is bad (not as it should be):
Required RPMs:
package ntp is not installed
And this message, which is neutral:
mapr account for MapR Hadoop
mapr user NOT found!
(and the use of NOT in all caps could be taken to indicate this is a problem).
It would be nice if a setting that was problematic had a WARN: (or something) in front of it, so people could look for that keyword and make sure they’re not missing problems (or interpreting something as problematic when it’s not).
The output produced provides information on the status of certain things, without any indication of whether it’s a problem. For example, on my cluster audit, I got this message, which is good (as it should be):
SElinux status: SELINUX=disabled
Disabled
And this message, which is bad (not as it should be):
Required RPMs:
package ntp is not installed
And this message, which is neutral:
mapr account for MapR Hadoop
mapr user NOT found!
(and the use of NOT in all caps could be taken to indicate this is a problem).
It would be nice if a setting that was problematic had a WARN: (or something) in front of it, so people could look for that keyword and make sure they’re not missing problems (or interpreting something as problematic when it’s not).