freebsd man page for auditdistd

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AUDITDISTD(8)						    BSD System Manager's Manual 					     AUDITDISTD(8)

NAME
auditdistd -- Audit trail files distribution daemon
SYNOPSIS
auditdistd [-dFhl] [-c config] [-P pidfile]
DESCRIPTION
The auditdistd daemon is responsible for distributing audit trail files over TCP/IP network in a secure and reliable way. The auditdistd daemon can be started with the following command line arguments: -c config Specify alternative location of the configuration file. The default location is /etc/security/auditdistd.conf. Note: the con- figuration file may contain passwords. Care should be taken to configure proper permissions on this file (eg. 0600). -d Print or log debugging information. This option can be specified multiple times to raise the verbosity level. -F Start the auditdistd daemon in the foreground. By default auditdistd starts in the background. -h Print the auditdistd usage message. -l Start in a launchd-friendly mode, ie. do not use daemon(3). -P pidfile Specify alternative location of a file where main process PID will be stored. The default location is /var/run/auditdistd.pid.
FILES
/etc/security/auditdistd.conf The configuration file for auditdistd. /var/run/auditdistd.pid The default location of the auditdistd PID file.
EXIT STATUS
Exit status is 0 on success, or one of the values described in sysexits(3) on failure.
SEE ALSO
sysexits(3), audit(4), auditdistd.conf(5), auditd(8)
AUTHORS
The auditdistd was developed by Pawel Jakub Dawidek <pawel@dawidek.net> under sponsorship of the FreeBSD Foundation.
BSD
March 5, 2012 BSD
Related Man Pages
auditd(8) - osx
audit(8) - mojave
audit(4) - freebsd
audit(8) - freebsd
auditdistd.conf(5) - freebsd
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