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#
#  cops_filter
#
#  An awk program to help filter out spurious warning messages.  Similar
# to "carp.anlz", but instead of filtering out things on a network
# level (or at least multi-host), as carp does, it filters out individual
# host warnings.  Also, carp.anlz filters post facto and doesn't modify
# the report files; this filters before the report is printed and influences
# the final cops report.  See readme.cops_filter for more information.
#

#
#  EXCEPTION LIST:
/Warning!/ {
	# if (warning) print "FIRST:", warning_msg
	if (warning) print warning_msg
	warning = skip_next = 0

#
#  You can clump all the warnings together, which can be a pain
# to keep track of matching parens, backslashes, and curly braces
# (especially if you're changing the first or last entry in the long
# if statement...):
#
#	if (($0 ~ /Warning!  \/usr\/spool\/mail is _World_ writable!/) || \
#	    ($0 ~ /Warning!  \/etc\/mtab is _World_ writable!/) || \
#	    ($0 ~ /Warning!  YPassword/) || \
#	    ($0 ~ /Warning!  \/etc\/tmp is _World_ writable!/) || \
#	    ($0 ~ /Warning!  \/etc\/utmp is _World_ writable!/) || \
#	    ($0 ~ /Warning!  \/usr\/adm\/snm is _World_ writable!/)) {
#		skip_next = 1
#		next
#		}

#  Alternately, you can do each one separately:
#
#	if ($0 ~ /Warning!  \/usr\/spool\/mail is _World_ writable!/) {
#		skip_next = 1
#		next
#		}
#	if ($0 ~ /Warning!  \/etc\/sm.* is _World_ writable!/) {
#		skip_next = 1
#		next
#		}
#	if ($0 ~ /Warning! ypadmin should be in \/etc\/ftpusers!/) {
#		skip_next = 1
#		next
#		}

	warning = 1
	warning_msg = $0
	}

#  this catches the second line of multi line warnings
! /Warning!/ {
	# if it's the second line, print the first line (caught above)
	if (warning)
		print warning_msg
	warning = 0

	# print the second line or just normal lines
	if (!skip_next && $0 !~ /\*\*\*\*/)
		print $0
	}

# don't want to blow away verbose information headers
/\*\*\*\*/ {
	print $0
	}