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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers solaris BSM and Auditing Post 302109544 by auditd on Tuesday 6th of March 2007 02:32:43 PM
Old 03-06-2007
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Originally Posted by skywalker850i
dir:/var/audit
flags:lo,ad,cc,ex
minfree:20
naflags:lo

23:AUE_EXECVE:execve(2):ps,ex,cc
Since you added cc which contains AUE_EXECVE you don't need ex.

What other events have you tagged with cc?
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Now, I cann't see things like (cd / or ls -ltr) command or i may need to look deep into the log files. In addation, the size of the logs is in Gigs, it looks like i am going to need to acquire more disk space soon!!
It is strange that you see events from the ot and cl classes, as you don't have those in audit_control. What does audit_user look like?

Could you run auditconfig -getpinfo pid where pid is the shell where you want to see the exec(s)'s?

To pick out the exec(2)'s you should run:
auditreduce -m AUE_EXECVE /path/to/audit-trail | praudit

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the idea behind this auditing thing is, to have all commands logged now, i didn't think the output is going to be like that. Now, if i get a request from management to produce the command set for one the users is going to be a nightmare to have something that will explaine to them what that users did in a nice layout.
If you want to work with just one user, you can use the -u aid option to auditreduce in conjunction with the example above. That way you'll just get the exec(2)'s belonging to that user.

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any idea when the gui will be downloadable
The beta will be out in about one to two months. It is more or less ready now, we there is a lot of polishing to do...
 

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