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# NOTES:
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# This slackbuild won't do much unless you rebuild your kernel with audit enabled.
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# Optionally you can enable syscall-level audit.
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#
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# RULES:
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# Some example rulesets are available at /usr/doc/audit-2.0.4/contrib
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# stig.rules is an example ruleset for systems that are subject to the US Department of Defense
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# UNIX STIG audit requirement, although I read recently on the gov-sec@ Redhat list that
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# they hadn't been updating it religiously.
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#
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# ROTATION:
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# The audit log (/var/log/audit/audit.log) is rotated on a size basis automatically by auditd.
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# Periodic rotation (i.e. logrotate) is a bad idea for audit, since an attacker could trigger a
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# common event rapidly to exhaust log space, then do something nefarious that would go unaudited.
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# This package uses the default rotation size of 8MB.
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