Hi Al, I'm trying to trigger records for all the instances of AUDIT_CONFIG_CHANGE, but I'm having trouble with a few. AUDIT_TRIM ("auditctl -t": Trim the subtrees after a mount command.): My reading is that should trigger at least one message (which it does) and potentially more depending on existing tree watches and mounts via audit_trim_trees(). I've not been able to trigger any additional ones. What I've tried to do to trigger additional ones is to mount a filesystem, create a subdirectory within it, set a watch on that subdirectory, unmount the filesystem and then run a trim command. I've also tried the other way around, which I didn't expect to work, creating a subdirectory, set a watch on that subdirectory, mount a filesystem on its parent, then run a trim command. AUDIT_MAKE_EQUIV ("auditctl -q mount-point,subtree": Make subtree equivalent under mount point.): The way I read this code is it should trigger at least one message (which it does) and potentially more depending on failures of iterate_mounts() in audit_tag_tree(). I don't know how to trigger the latter. Are you able to prescribe a recipe to do so? Any insights? Thanks! - RGB -- Richard Guy Briggs <rgb(a)redhat.com&gt; Sr. S/W Engineer, Kernel Security, Base Operating Systems Remote, Ottawa, Red Hat Canada IRC: rgb, SunRaycer Voice: +1.647.777.2635, Internal: (81) 32635