Debora Velarde wrote:
 When in enforcing mode, I am only able to audit files in selinuxfs by
 inode, not by path.    I am running as auditadm_r.
 
 /* Try adding audit rule with -F path */
 # auditctl -a exit,always -S open -F path=/selinux/enforce
 Error sending add rule request (Permission denied)
 
 # auditctl -l
 No rules
 
 /* Try adding audit rule with -w path syntax */
 # auditctl -w /selinux/enforce
 Error sending add rule request (Permission denied)
 
 /* Try adding audit rule with -F inode */
 # ls -i /selinux/enforce
 4 /selinux/enforce
 
 # auditctl -a exit,always -S open -F inode=4
 # auditctl -l
 LIST_RULES: exit,always inode=4 (0x4) syscall=open 
I wonder what this is actually doing.  An inode number without
a file system isn't very interesting.  Should this rule even
be accepted?
 
 Since it is possible to audit the files, this might only require a 
 documentation change.  Perhaps adding a comment to the auditctl man page 
 would be sufficient?
 
 -debbie
 
 
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