#include <limits.h> #include <sys/types.h> #include <audit.h>int auditlog(int cmd, struct alog *alogp, int size);
struct alog {
int flags; /* log file attributes */
int onfull; /* action on log file full */
int onerr; /* action on log file error */
int maxsize; /* maximum log file size */
int seqnum; /* log file sequence number 001-999 */
char mmp[ADT_DATESZ]; /* current month time stamp */
char ddp[ADT_DATESZ]; /* current day time stamp */
char pnodep[ADT_NODESZ]; /* optional primary log file node name */
char anodep[ADT_NODESZ]; /* optional alternate log file node name */
char *ppathp; /* optional primary log file pathname */
char *apathp; /* optional alternate primary log file
pathname */
char *progp; /* optional program to run during log file
switch */
char *defpathp; /* default primary log file pathname */
char *defnodep; /* default primary log file node name */
char *defpgmp; /* default program to run during log file
switch */
int defonfull; /* default action on log file full */
}
The following elements and corresponding values of the alog structure may be either modified or retrieved:
flags /* log file attributes */
PPATH /* primary log file pathname */
PNODE /* primary log file nodename */
APATH /* alternate log file pathname */
ANODE /* alternate log file nodename */
PSIZE /* maximum size for primary log file */
PSPECIAL /* character special primary log file */
ASPECIAL /* character special alternate log file */
onfull /* action taken on log file full */
ASHUT /* shutdown to Firmware Mode */
ADISA /* disable auditing */
AALOG /* switch to alternate log file */
APROG /* run log file switch program
(only valid with AALOG) */
onerr /* action taken on log file error */
ASHUT /* shutdown to Firmware Mode */
ADISA /* disable auditing */
maxsize integer /* Zero or >= audit buffer size */
pnodep character[s] /* nodename that may be appended */
anodep character[s] /* nodename that may be appended */
ppathp /full/pathname /* directory or DSF <= ADT_MAXPATHLEN */
apathp /full/pathname /* directory or DSF <= ADT_MAXPATHLEN */
progp /full/pathname /* executable program <= PATH_MAX */
The following elements and corresponding values of the alog structure may only be retrieved because they can only be set internally:
seqnum integer /* log file number[001-999] */
mmp character[s] /* current month time stamp[01-12] */
ddp character[s] /* current day time stamp[01-31] */
The following elements and corresponding values of the alog structure may only be set because the defaults are read from the /etc/default directory:
defpathp /full/pathname /* directory or DSF <= ADT_MAXPATHLEN */
defnodep character[s] /* nodename that may be appended */
defpgmp /full/pathname /* executable program <= PATH_MAX */
defonfull ASHUT /* shutdown to Firmware Mode */ ADISA /* disable auditing */ AALOG /* switch to alternate log file */ APROG /* run log file switch program (valid with AALOG only) */
When the specified value of cmd is ALOGGET, the current values of the flags, onfull, onerr, maxsize, mmp, ddp, seqnum, pnodep, anodep, ppathp, apathp, and progp elements are returned in the alog structure. Note that the space required for the ppathp, apathp and progp must be allocated by the invoking process. The values of the defpathp, defnodep, defpgmp and defonfull elements are ignored since they are only valid for the ALOGSET cmd.
Note that the pnodep, anodep, ppathp, apathp and progp fields are not touched if the corresponding values are not set in the kernel. You must check the values of the PNODE, ANODE, PPATH, and APATH bits in the flag field, and the APROG bit in the onfull field to see if the corresponding fields have been populated. If a bit is not set, the corresponding field will be untouched.
When the value of cmd is ALOGSET, the elements of the alog structure determine what actions are to be performed.
The PPATH bit is used to set the pathname to the primary audit log file and is invalid while auditing is enabled. An error is returned if the ppathp element cannot be copied into an internal storage area for further validation; if the ppathp element does not point to a valid directory or character special device; or if the ppathp element exceeds ADT_MAXPATHLEN (1009) characters.
Setting ppathp to a character special device cannot be used with the PNODE or PSIZE flags bits, or maxsize element. If the ppathp element points to a character special device, the PSPECIAL flags bit is set, and any log file restrictions are cleared. This is done by turning off the internal PSIZE flags bit and setting the maxsize element to ZERO. A ZERO setting indicates that the log file is limited by the available file system space or device. If the PNODE flags bit was previously set, it must be turned off because node names for character special devices are invalid. Turning off the PNODE bit involves turning off, freeing, and clearing the pnodep element of its internal data storage.
The PSIZE flags bit is used to set the maximum size of the primary audit log file. If the ppathp element points to a valid directory, then the PNODE and PSIZE flags are also valid. The maxsize element must be either ZERO or greater than or equal to the size of an audit buffer(ADT_BSIZE). If maxsize is ZERO, then the PSIZE flags bit is turned off internally to indicate that the log file is limited by the available file system space or device.
The PNODE flags bit is used to append a machine specific node name to the primary audit log file and is invalid while auditing is enabled. If the PNODE flags bit is set, the internal storage is updated and no validation of the pnodep pointer is done.
The onfull element is used to set the action to be taken on audit log file full. If the onfull element is not equal to ASHUT, ADISA, AALOG or the combination of AALOG and APROG an error is returned. If the ASHUT or ADISA values are specified, then any alternate log file criteria is cleared. This is done by turning off the AALOG, APROG and ANODE flags and freeing the internal storage associated with the corresponding fields.
The onerr element is used to set the action to be taken when an audit error occurs. If the onerr element is not equal to ASHUT or ADISA, an error is returned.
The AALOG value of the flags element is used to indicate that an alternate log file should be used when the primary log file becomes full. The APROG value is used to indicate that an executable program will be executed on audit log file switch. If the AALOG onfull element and the APATH flags bit is set, an error is returned if the apathp element cannot be copied into an internal storage area for further validation; if the apathp element does not point to a valid directory or character special device; or if the apathp element exceeds ADT_MAXPATHLEN (1009) characters.
Setting apathp to a character special device can not be used in with the ANODE flags bit element. If the apathp element points to a character special device, the ASPECIAL flags bit is set. If the ANODE flags bit was previously set, it must be turned off because node names for character special devices are invalid. Turning off the ANODE bit involves turning off, freeing, and clearing the anodep element of its internal data storage.
After the AALOG onfull validation completes, the onfull mask element is checked for APROG. If set, an error is returned if unable to read in the progp element into an internal storage area or if it is greater than PATH_MAX (1024).
If the defpathp element is not NULL, an error is returned if it cannot be copied into an internal storage area for further validation; if the defpathp element does not point to a valid directory or character special device; or if the defpathp element exceeds ADT_MAXPATHLEN (1009) characters.
If the defnodep element is not NULL, the internal storage area is updated and no validation of the defnodep pointer is done.
If the defpgmp element is not NULL and the AALOG onfull bit is set, an error is returned if unable to read in the defpgmp element into an internal storage area or if it is greater than PATH_MAX (1024).
If the defonfull element is invalid, it defaults to ADISA.
The size argument is used to verify the size of the alog structure being passed to determine the version of auditing.