What is the purpose of auditctl -a never,task?
I see that whenever I start a new ec2 server the default rule for auditctl
is
auditctl -a never,task
What is the purpose of having this rule?
amazon-ec2 audit
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I see that whenever I start a new ec2 server the default rule for auditctl
is
auditctl -a never,task
What is the purpose of having this rule?
amazon-ec2 audit
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I see that whenever I start a new ec2 server the default rule for auditctl
is
auditctl -a never,task
What is the purpose of having this rule?
amazon-ec2 audit
I see that whenever I start a new ec2 server the default rule for auditctl
is
auditctl -a never,task
What is the purpose of having this rule?
amazon-ec2 audit
amazon-ec2 audit
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From man auditctl
-a [list,action|action,list]
task Add a rule to the per task list. This rule list is
used only at the time a task is created -- when
fork() or clone() are called by the parent task.
When using this list, you should only use fields
that are known at task creation time, such as the
uid, gid, etc.
never No audit records will be generated. This can be used
to suppress event generation. In general, you want
suppressions at the top of the list instead of the
bottom. This is because the event triggers on the
first matching rule.
So this will stop fork()
and clone()
from generating audit logs, which could otherwise cause extra CPU load and I/O and disk usage.
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From man auditctl
-a [list,action|action,list]
task Add a rule to the per task list. This rule list is
used only at the time a task is created -- when
fork() or clone() are called by the parent task.
When using this list, you should only use fields
that are known at task creation time, such as the
uid, gid, etc.
never No audit records will be generated. This can be used
to suppress event generation. In general, you want
suppressions at the top of the list instead of the
bottom. This is because the event triggers on the
first matching rule.
So this will stop fork()
and clone()
from generating audit logs, which could otherwise cause extra CPU load and I/O and disk usage.
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From man auditctl
-a [list,action|action,list]
task Add a rule to the per task list. This rule list is
used only at the time a task is created -- when
fork() or clone() are called by the parent task.
When using this list, you should only use fields
that are known at task creation time, such as the
uid, gid, etc.
never No audit records will be generated. This can be used
to suppress event generation. In general, you want
suppressions at the top of the list instead of the
bottom. This is because the event triggers on the
first matching rule.
So this will stop fork()
and clone()
from generating audit logs, which could otherwise cause extra CPU load and I/O and disk usage.
add a comment |
From man auditctl
-a [list,action|action,list]
task Add a rule to the per task list. This rule list is
used only at the time a task is created -- when
fork() or clone() are called by the parent task.
When using this list, you should only use fields
that are known at task creation time, such as the
uid, gid, etc.
never No audit records will be generated. This can be used
to suppress event generation. In general, you want
suppressions at the top of the list instead of the
bottom. This is because the event triggers on the
first matching rule.
So this will stop fork()
and clone()
from generating audit logs, which could otherwise cause extra CPU load and I/O and disk usage.
From man auditctl
-a [list,action|action,list]
task Add a rule to the per task list. This rule list is
used only at the time a task is created -- when
fork() or clone() are called by the parent task.
When using this list, you should only use fields
that are known at task creation time, such as the
uid, gid, etc.
never No audit records will be generated. This can be used
to suppress event generation. In general, you want
suppressions at the top of the list instead of the
bottom. This is because the event triggers on the
first matching rule.
So this will stop fork()
and clone()
from generating audit logs, which could otherwise cause extra CPU load and I/O and disk usage.
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