--- "Browder, Tom" <Tom.Browder(a)fwb.srs.com> wrote:
 Instead of the logrotate methodology, how about
 letting auditd do it.
 
 For my purposes I would like to see the audit logs
 saved as something
 like
 
'audit.log.2004m12hd01h0001s00CST_2004m12d04h1231s42CST'
 (and g or
 bzipped).  So the auditd could save the time stamp
 of the last log save,
 and when full or at the next user desired time,
 atomically save the
 existing log and start a new one without missing a
 message 
The SGI audit daemon code I posted earlier does
this sort of management and log file naming.
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Casey Schaufler
casey(a)schaufler-ca.com
		
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