On 1/20/20 9:37 AM, Steve Grubb wrote:
On Monday, January 20, 2020 9:24:56 AM EST Leam Hall wrote:
If /etc/audit/auditd.conf encounters conflicting duplicate settings,
what happens? Takes the first, takes the last, or what? For example:
space_left = 25
space_left = 100
It overwrites the first value with the second one. You can also run:
# service auditd state
to see what the current value is if your audit daemon is somewhat recent.
-Steve
Hey Steve, a follow up. Is the man page for auditd.conf wrong? My auditd
failed to start when giving space_left with a '%' sign.
space_left
This is a numeric value in megabytes that tells the audit daemon
when to perform a configurable action because the system is
starting to run low on disk space. You may also append a percent
sign (e.g. 5%) to the number to have the audit daemon calculate
the number based on the disk partition size.
Thanks!
Leam
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