-'* cleanq starting' -'* deleting: *: not sticky'

The first line of this file gives any patterns for multilog to apply
to log messages from cleanq. The default ignores startup messages and
normal deletions--i.e., deletion of working folders that aren't
sticky. Any other messages imply potential security breaches and/or
attempted attacks, so by default they are allowed through.

Examples of patterns that can be chained follow. They can be used by
selected from the start of the line to the final single-quote, and
copying it to the top line of this file.

-'* cleanq starting'		# Startup messages
-'* deleting: *: not sticky'	# Routine deletions
-'* deleting: *'		# ALL deletions
-'* cleanq: warning: *'		# Warning messages

NOTES:

You don't have to edit this file; you can edit /service/qscanq/log/run
directly instead. Editing this file changes the default settings, and
in particular the settings installed each time you run install-cleanq
to recreate the cleanq service.

Also, you don't have to worry about shell escapes. The top line is copied
verbatim into the "run" script, and is not interpreted by the shell in
the course of compilation.
