Barry Kay
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Linux openSUSE 12 - Folder permissions change logs
We are running a Linux openSUSE 12 server for our file storage.
It is setup with groups for security permissions.
I found that one folder had the group changed and was open to all users.
Is there a log that I can see when the folder group was changed?
It is setup with groups for security permissions.
I found that one folder had the group changed and was open to all users.
Is there a log that I can see when the folder group was changed?
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Thanks for the update.
I am not that familiar to Linux but know some basics.
If I go to /var/log/audit/audit.log it says the directory does not exist, so I take it that the auditing is not setup. Is that correct?
Where would I check to see it auditing is setup or to have it setup now?
I am not that familiar to Linux but know some basics.
If I go to /var/log/audit/audit.log it says the directory does not exist, so I take it that the auditing is not setup. Is that correct?
Where would I check to see it auditing is setup or to have it setup now?
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@trappa01.. that will give the time of last change since Epoc... still he needs audit to be enabled.
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%z will give an actual timestamp of the last change time. %Z will give seconds since Epoc.
I agree its not much to go on but the original poster does not seem to have audit running so its a case of narrowing down as much as possible.
I agree its not much to go on but the original poster does not seem to have audit running so its a case of narrowing down as much as possible.
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