the-universal-linux-society/sysreport

Bash script to give you a full system report. Just by running the script it offers insight into CPU data, disk space, temperature readings, network configuration, MAC addresses, firewall status, and system logs for error analysis.

sysreport

sysreport is a bash script designed to provide system information at a glance.

Just by running the script it offers insight into CPU data, disk space, temperature readings, network configuration, MAC addresses, firewall status, and system logs for error analysis.

Features:

• CPU Usage: Displays CPU data, and statistics.
• Disk Space: Shows disk usage and available space
• Temperature: Retrieves temperature data, aiding in monitoring system health
• Network Configuration: Shows network interface information
• MAC Addresses: Lists MAC addresses for network interfaces
• Firewall Status: Checks the current status of the system firewall & alerts
• System Logs: Read through system logs, allowing for the detection and analysis of errors and anomalies

Usage:

1. Clone or download the script.
2. chmod +x report.sh
3. ./report.sh

Dependencies:

• lolcat

distros

This script only works on debian, fedora, arch-linux based distro's due to a dependency file 'lolcat'.

Manually install before running the script, if you are using a different distro than the ones listed.