audit

问题 I'm searching for a library that I could import to my python (3.5) code to ease the processing of audit.log (on my CentOS6 it is /var/log/audit/audit.log). I'm thinking about a library that grabs the log lines to python and enables the querying/filtering in a human way. There are rumors of a tool called audit-python, but it's not in pip list, doesn't really look promising. So far no hope of a library handling this widespread audit log. Maybe some would share their code of how they did process

问题 I am trying to apply audit rules with this code function add-acl($Right,$Access) { $audit = "mydomain\myaccount","$Right","containerinherit","none","$Access" $r = new-object system.security.accesscontrol.registryauditrule $audit $acl.addauditrule($r) } $acl = get-acl hklm:\software\_test add-acl "CreateSubKey" "Success" add-acl "Delete" "Success" add-acl "Delete" "Failure" $acl | set-acl but this code writes audit rules without taking account of earlier rules. So I wanted to retrieve audit

问题 My ASP.NET intranet web application uses Windows Authentication, and I would like to record the following details: 1) Windows ID 2) Session Start Time 3) Session Stop Time 4) URL being browsed to (optional) I've got some basic code setup in "Session_Start" method of the Global.ASAX to log session start times (seen below), but that's it so far. I have the feeling this is a primitive approach and there are "better" ways of doing this. So I really have two questions: 1) Is this the right way to

问题 I have a very simple Data flow task reading data from a FF and inserting the data in a table. At the same time I would like to write in an Audit table, how many rows have been inserted, the created date... How can I do that easily? 回答1: If you are interested only in the number of rows being successfully processed or number of rows that encountered errors, then you can make use of in-built SSIS logging feature. Please check the below mentioned steps. I hope the example gives you an idea. I

问题 As stated on the topic , I am looking for a way for us to track on the activities of the specific user. May or may not have the SYSDBA or SYSOPER privilege. For example , HR. I would like to know what are the details of his login , what are the objects that are changed by him , what were their original values , SQL statements executed , what procedure/functions that were executed etc. Could we set up such audit trail log in Oracle 11gR2 Standard/Enterprise? Thanks 回答1: First of all you need

问题 I'm using CodeIgniter 2+ and would like to Audit all $this->db->query($sql); calls. All of our database calls are thru the query() method; no active record usage. I need to record the $sql queries and enter them into an custom table for audit recording purposes. Does any know of a way of extended the core system database library to audit queries? It seems like this should be easy, but I can't seem to find a simple solution. The CI forum has a couple of failure posts about old versions. 回答1:

问题 As you know we can Audit object in SaveChange() but I have some problem with Modified and Deleted entities as following, First I am using Audit.Net(this is very simple to use) to Audit my objects the below method should do audit as: private int SaveAuditRecord(DbEntityEntry dbEntry, string userGUID) { Logging.Log(LoggingMode.Error, "Saving Audid Entry{0}....", dbEntry.ToString()); DateTime changeTime = DateTime.UtcNow; TableAttribute tableAttr = dbEntry.Entity.GetType().GetCustomAttributes

问题 I will pre-cursor this with the fact that I am NOT a DBA! I am trying to set up auditing on an SQL Server 2008 R2 Standard edition, but the Audits folder is missing from the Security section. Is this a version issue associated with the "fine-grained auditing" that is only in the Enterprise and DataCenter editions? Any help is greatly appreciated! 回答1: According to Features Supported by the Editions of SQL Server 2008 R2 auditing is only available in 2008 / 2008 R2 Enterprise / Datacenter.

问题 Pretty general question regarding triggers in SQL server 2005. In what situations are table triggers fired and what situations aren't they? Any code examples to demonstrate would be great. I'm writing a audit based databases and just want to be aware of any situations that might not fire off the triggers that I have set up for update, delete and insert on my tables. A example of what I mean, UPDATE MyTable SET name = 'test rows' WHERE id in (1, 2, 3); The following statement only fires the

问题 First, we currently have the behavior that's desired, but it's not trivial to maintain when any changes to the database are needed. I'm looking for anything simpler, more efficient, or easier to maintain (anything that does any of those 3 would be most welcome). When we perform an update, a history row is created that is a copy of the current row, and the current row's values are then updated. The result being that we have a history record of how the row was before it was updated. Reasoning: