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and then along came modulereport (Score:2, Insightful)
You can get the latest release of Modulereport [webdragon.net] here.
enjoy :) Also, it runs equally well from a cron job if all you need is a daily summary.
MAILTO=root@localhost /root/bin/modulereport -rs
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