Hi,

I have a fairly common use case that I'm not sure is covered by the audit 
library and I need some advice on how best to handle it.   I have a daemon 
running as root that services REST API calls (or a web UI from a browser).  An 
external application first establishes a session by authenticating a user which 
returns a token/session ID to the caller.   All future REST API calls, supplies 
the token/session ID which allows them authenticated access to the requested 
resource.   The token/session ID indicates what user the request is associated 
with.  Obviously, there can be many users simultaneously issuing requests.

What I need to do is specify the user on each audit log call.   For example, I 
need to have a way to specify which user is issuing the request when I call 
audit_log_user_message().  Is this possible?   This is a very common use case 
and really needs to be handled.

Scott Gulland
916.785.1497
HPE Networking, CEB R&D

8000 Foothills Blvd; MS - 5505
Roseville, CA 95747
USA

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