[Aide] AIDE changing directory mtimes

I'm having an odd problem with AIDE where it seems that the AIDE scan itself is changing the mtime and ctime on an odd list of directories as it rolls through the filesystems. First, this is a CentOS 6.2 system and these are the directories involved: /bin /lib

Re: [Aide] AIDE changing directory mtimes

mtimes On Fri, 2012-03-23 at 12:57 -0500, Richard Dupuy wrote: I hope a future version of AIDE can take prelink into account in such a way that this problem is circumvented, if that's possible. I'll try reenabling it from time-to-time to see. Aide does support prelinking, although it needs

Re: [Aide] Rules to exclude all files except one

][^e][^d][^i][^r][^/] --Rich Dupuy IT Technical Support Consultant State of Louisiana -Division of Administration -Office of Technology Services -Original Message- From: Aide [mailto:aide-boun...@cs.tut.fi] On Behalf Of Richard Dupuy Sent: Thursday, November 19, 2015 3:52 PM To: Aide user

Re: [Aide] Rules to exclude all files except one

][^/].* --Rich Dupuy IT Technical Support Consultant Office of Technology Services 225-219-6026 -Original Message- From: Aide [mailto:aide-boun...@cs.tut.fi] On Behalf Of Richard Dupuy Sent: Thursday, November 19, 2015 4:00 PM To: Aide user mailinglist Subject: Re: [Aide] Rules to exclude all

Re: [Aide] Rules to exclude all files except one

I've done something like this with some success: !/opt/app/dir/[^o][^n][^e][^d][^i][^r][^/] You might play around with find and grep/egrep to find the "just right" regular expression... I've played this game of "exclude all but..." with regular expressions before. It's very ugly, but

Re: [Aide] wildcard exclude inside folder

Should work if you make it /test/.*/onefolder in both rules. It's always regular expression matching, not glob matching. --Rich Dupuy IT Technical Support Consultant Office of Technology Services 225-219-6026 -Original Message- From: Aide [mailto:aide-boun...@cs.tut.fi] On Behalf Of