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Old 08-19-2021, 07:55 AM   #1
rollopack
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Samba - Audit


Hi, in recent versions samba has changed the list of operations that can be monitored with fs_full_audit.

I adapted the smb.com file from:
full_audit: success = mkdir rmdir pwrite rename unlink
to:
full_audit: success = mkdirat unlinkat renameat setxattr

From the updated list of operations I did not find which one to use to monitor the creation of new files, I fell back on setxattr which is also called when creating the file, but it is also used for other operations.

Do you know a better solution?

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