Refactor to use osfamily instead of operatingsystem #17
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The notion of operatingsystem should be abstracted for most usages by using osfamily (which gives windows, RedHat and Debian that I know of - not sure about MacOS). Some specific log files were missing from the default configuration for mail filters.
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This seems to be failing with ruby 1.8.7 but I believe it's caused by one of the dependencies that broke support for ruby 1.8.7. Can someone with write access to this repo trigger a build to check this? The latest (passing) build already has 6 months so... |
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The notion of operatingsystem should be abstracted for most usages by
using osfamily (which gives windows, RedHat and Debian that I know of -
not sure about MacOS).
Some specific log files were missing from the default configuration for
mail filters.