Hi,
I installed an OpenAfs server on a virtual machine to check a few things,
hoping it'd meet the requirements we have.
The performances are looking good but I can't get an audit log with the
full path of the created / modified files.
What we do currently is using inotify to perform tasks on
On Mon, Dec 8, 2014 at 10:05 AM, Kevin Lemonnier
kevin.lemonn...@cognix-systems.com wrote:
What we do currently is using inotify to perform tasks on created /
modified files, and I was told that it obviously wouldn't work with
OpenAFS, but that it was possible to get with the audit log an
On 12/8/2014 10:05 AM, Kevin Lemonnier wrote:
Hi,
I installed an OpenAfs server on a virtual machine to check a few things,
hoping it'd meet the requirements we have.
The performances are looking good but I can't get an audit log with the
full path of the created / modified files.
You
Do you mean using auditd to use audit rules to monitor events (read,
write, execute) on a file or directory in AFS? We are using auditd to
monitor executions out of a couple directories in AFS.
I was talking about the auditlog option for the fileserver, and I don't
know auditd, but it looks
On Mon, Dec 08, 2014 at 10:14:42AM -0500, Jonathan Billings wrote:
On Mon, Dec 8, 2014 at 10:05 AM, Kevin Lemonnier
kevin.lemonn...@cognix-systems.com wrote:
What we do currently is using inotify to perform tasks on created /
modified files, and I was told that it obviously wouldn't work
Ah. We are using auditd just to monitor client events (running software
out of AFS), so that's fine for us. Nevermind.
On Mon, Dec 8, 2014 at 10:32 AM, Kevin Lemonnier
kevin.lemonn...@cognix-systems.com wrote:
Do you mean using auditd to use audit rules to monitor events (read,
write,
I get the impression that Kevin meant they've previously had a file sharing
system based on a native file system on the underlying Linux boxes, and
they've done things whenever clients have created or modified files on the
shared directories. This is simple enough to do with NFS or Samba
