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Linux core operations pack
v0.3.5Read-only Linux diagnostics plus narrow service control. Disk, mem, uptime, journalctl, log grep + tail, users/auth introspection, cron audit, network state, kernel info, and systemctl control. The front-line pack every Linux host gets.
Install
emisar pack install
validates the pack and verifies its content hash before copying it into /etc/emisar/packs.
The --hash
below pins the
install to the exact bytes on this page — a tampered copy is rejected. After
install, reload the runner; it re-reads the catalog and advertises every action.
content hash: sha256:5ac0434deb329d99d8839be000b29f6afb0e12b39b3b01a603059093e8051012
sudo emisar pack install linux-core \ --hash sha256:5ac0434deb329d99d8839be000b29f6afb0e12b39b3b01a603059093e8051012 \ --dest /etc/emisar/packs # Reload so the runner re-reads the catalog: sudo systemctl reload emisar
Actions 34 total
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ARP / IPv6 neighbor table
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CPU topology and features
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Recent cron job execution log
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All user crontabs + system cron dirs
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SMART health for one disk
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Filesystem disk usage
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Recent failed login attempts
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Grep a log file
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Hardware + BIOS summary via dmidecode
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Inode usage per filesystem
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Recent systemd journal entries
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Grep recent systemd journal entries
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Loaded kernel modules sorted by size
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Recent successful logins
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LVM volume / group / PV summary
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mdadm RAID array status
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System memory snapshot
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Full /proc/meminfo
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Mounted filesystems
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Network interfaces
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Routing table + policy rules
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Distro + kernel identity
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Schedule a host reboot
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sudoers configuration audit
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Disable a systemd unit at boot
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Enable a systemd unit at boot
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Reload a systemd unit's config
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Restart a systemd unit
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Start a systemd unit
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Systemd unit status
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Stop a systemd unit
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Tail a log file
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System uptime and load average
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Currently logged-in users