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Operating Systems AIX User Auditing Post 81655 by bakunin on Tuesday 23rd of August 2005 02:37:58 AM
Old 08-23-2005
Just an idea: regularily cycle through the home directories and take snapshots of the command history files.

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SNAPPER-CONFIGS(5)					  Filesystem Snapshot Management					SNAPPER-CONFIGS(5)

NAME
snapper-configs - Configuration files for snapper configs DESCRIPTION
Each file /etc/snapper/configs/* describes a snapper config. VARIABLES
The following is a list of variables that can be present in the configuration file. Boolean values must be "yes" or "no". SUBVOLUME=path Path of the subvolume or mount point. There is no default value. The value must always be specified. FSTYPE=value Filesystem type for the subvolume. Default value is "btrfs" but it's recommended to always specify the filesystem type. ALLOW_USERS=users List of users allowed to operate with the config. The user-names must be separated by spaces. Spaces in usernames can be escaped with a "". Default value is "" but "root" is always implicitly included. ALLOW_GROUPS=groups List of groups allowed to operate with the config. The group-names must be separated by spaces. Spaces in group-names can be escaped with a "". Default value is "". BACKGROUND_COMPARISON=boolean Defines whether pre and post snapshots should be compared in the background after creation. Default value is "no". NUMBER_CLEANUP=boolean Defines whether the number cleanup algorithm should be run for the config. Default value is "no". NUMBER_MIN_AGE=seconds Minimal age for snapshots to be deleted by the number cleanup algorithm. Default value is "1800". NUMBER_LIMIT=number Defines how many snapshots the number cleanup algorithm should keep. The youngest snapshots will be kept. Default value is "50". TIMELINE_CREATE=boolean Defines whether hourly snapshots should be created. Together with the timeline cleanup algorithm this will create a collection of snapshots with more snapshots is the near past and less snapshots in the far past. Default value is "no". TIMELINE_CLEANUP=boolean Defines whether the timeline cleanup algorithm should be run for the config. Default value is "no". TIMELINE_MIN_AGE=seconds Minimal age for snapshots to be deleted by the timeline cleanup algorithm. Default value is "1800". TIMELINE_LIMIT_HOURLY=number Defines how many hourly snapshots the timeline cleanup algorithm should keep. An hourly snapshots is the first snapshot in an hour. The youngest hourly snapshots will be kept. Default value is "10". TIMELINE_LIMIT_DAILY=number Defines how many daily snapshots the timeline cleanup algorithm should keep. A daily snapshots is the first snapshot in a day. The youngest daily snapshots will be kept. Default value is "10". TIMELINE_LIMIT_MONTHLY=number Defines how many daily snapshots the timeline cleanup algorithm should keep. A daily snapshots is the first snapshot in a day. The youngest daily snapshots will be kept. Default value is "10". TIMELINE_LIMIT_YEARLY=number Defines how many daily snapshots the timeline cleanup algorithm should keep. A daily snapshots is the first snapshot in a day. The youngest daily snapshots will be kept. Default value is "10". EMPTY_PRE_POST_CLEANUP=boolean Defines whether the empty-pre-post cleanup algorithm should be run for the config. Default value is "no". EMPTY_PRE_POST_MIN_AGE=seconds Minimal age for snapshots to be deleted by the empty-pre-post cleanup algorithm. Default value is "1800". HOMEPAGE
http://snapper.io/ AUTHORS
Arvin Schnell <aschnell@suse.de> SEE ALSO
snapper(8), snapperd(8) 0.1.7 2013-07-09 SNAPPER-CONFIGS(5)
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