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Thread: Red Hat Logs

  1. #1
    Rukasboy
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    Red Hat Logs

    ??? I'm looking for full access logs in RedHat 7.1. Similar to back end logs of Apache that show you every file accessed and when. Does anyone know if there is a log in Red Hat that gives those sorts of stats?

  2. #2
    Spot
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    Re:Red Hat Logs

    I don't believe RH does that by default, but I can't say for sure.
    I'm pretty sure you could throw together a cron job that runs the lsof command (lsof) and pipes the output to the logfile of your choice. It could get *really* messy and huge though.

  3. #3
    JimH
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    Re:Red Hat Logs

    I am not aware of anything that logs filesystem access. The closest thing would be the psacct package, but it doesnt have what you are looking for.

    Jim H

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