/etc/default/audit
This file may contain the following parameters that control auditing:
- AUDIT_PGM
-
Program that will be executed if there is a log switch.
- AUDIT_NODE
-
Node name to be appended to the audit event filename.
- AUDIT_DEFPATH
-
Pathname of the directory for audit event log files.
The value for this parameter in the distributed system is
/var/audit.
- AUDIT_LOGERR
-
Action taken if there is a
write error to the audit event log file.
The allowable values are
DISABLE,
which disables the auditing subsystem, and
SHUTDOWN,
which shuts the computer system down to firmware mode.
The value for this parameter in the distributed system is
SHUTDOWN.
- AUDIT_LOGFULL
-
Action taken when
the audit event log file becomes full.
The allowable values are
DISABLE,
which disables the auditing subsystem,
SHUTDOWN,
which shuts the computer system down to firmware mode,
and SWITCH,
which switches to an alternate event log file.
The value for this parameter in the distributed system is
SHUTDOWN.
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