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setting up auditd

DISCUSSION geckiv 2 participants 4 messages Mar 6, 2007 – Mar 7, 2007

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Well I have a few problems and I can't find any good references on the net on how to do this. I have a RH Rel 4 system and it does not seem to be setup to run auditd (ok rpm reveals audit-0.5-1. but config file and device files non existent). And once i have that running I want to be able to have my own application write to the auditd . I understand audit-libs is required for that but have been unable to find it nor a procedure on how ot use it. I found some tid bits but they seem Rel 3 related.

Help!!!

Thanks,

Frank

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Quoted 3 lines · geckiv

I have a RH Rel 4 system and it does not seem to be setup to run auditd (ok rpm reveals audit-0.5-1. but config file and device files non existent).

audit-0.5-1 is known not to work at all. You should upgrade to the latest in RHEL4, which is 1.0.14. You will need to install the audit-libs-devel package and you should have man pages for the API.

-Steve

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I guess the only way to get that is to have a RH subscription?

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Quoted 5 lines · geckiv

I have a RH Rel 4 system and it does not seem to be setup to run auditd (ok rpm reveals audit-0.5-1. but config file and device files non existent).

audit-0.5-1 is known not to work at all. You should upgrade to the latest in RHEL4, which is 1.0.14. You will need to install the audit-libs-devel package and you should have man pages for the API.

-Steve

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I guess the only way to get that is to have a RH subscription?

I don't know about the availability of RHEL4 packages without having a subscription. There is CentOS but I can make no warantees about what's in it. You will also need the latest kernel and bunch of other updates for pam, login, ssh, and/or gdm. There are more packages that are trusted apps but that's the core.

-Steve