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Get audit table name from hibernate envers?

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问题 Is it possible to request the name of an audit table for a entity from Hibernate envers? I don't mean the solution of getting Hibernate table name for entity and appending the auditing postfix. 回答1: In Hibernate Envers 5.x, there is no centralized way to obtain this information so you'll have to consult several APIs to get this metadata. But there is HHH-12014 and HHH-12044 that highlight the need to expose this so that it can be consumed by user code easier. In order to gain access to this

How to write DB2 DDL & DML audit logs as System Application Logs?

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问题 I am using DB2 LUW in a windows machine. I want to get the logs for DDL & DML queries used in the database. The default logs(for example S000001.LOG) contains 'null' and not in a readable format. So I enabled auditing and extracted the archived audit logs into .del files. But the audit log extraction creates .del like this: execute.del "2019-09-05-01.19.44.443001","EXECUTE","STATEMENT",13,0,"TEST2","Administrator","ADMINISTRATOR","ADMINISTRATOR",,,"*LOCAL.DB2.190904193137","db2bp.exe",,,,,,,,

Login system using physical postgres users not “logical” users

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问题 I'm currently building an application that has to conform with SOX auditing requirements. One of these, is that all inserts, updates and deletes (but delete you can ignore), need to leave a trail that is difficult, if not impossible for a standard user (or non-DBA) to change. This means, I need to enforce the auditing at the database level via triggers on insert, update and delete. My problem is; this is a webapp... The typical design pattern is to store users as "logical", for example; in a

Mule ESB - Catch Exception Strategy block and Payload

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问题 Mule documentation states that catch-exception-strategy is similar to java catch block. But unfortunately, the payload is consumed (message is consumed); from the catch block the payload is lost (unlike a java method where you can access the method input parameters from a catch/finally block). The problem with this design is that at any instance, (from the catch strategy flow) it is impossible to know the error and last known enriched payload which was used (which caused the error?). This

How to change the “Applies To” field under folder auditing options programatically (.NET)

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问题 I am trying to set the "Applies To" field under folder auditing options programatically. In MSDN, the code example there uses the FileSystemAuditRule class to add a new audit rule to a folder. There is nothing obvious in this class to set what the particular audit rule needs to be applied to. This is the code I am using to set some permissions: const string myFolder = @"S:\Temp\SomeFolderToAudit"; var account = new SecurityIdentifier(WellKnownSidType.WorldSid, null).Translate(typeof(NTAccount

Javers - What are advantages of using Javers instead of Envers?

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问题 I am developing a RESTful API using Spring Data REST. Now for auditing, Spring does have the option to auditing meta data like created_date and modified_date but they don't provide entity versioning. Currently there are two popular libraries for entity version which are Envers and Javers. I have looked over for a comparison of both but there arent any articles on this matter. So what are the benefits and drawbacks of using Javers over Envers? 回答1: There are two big difference between JaVers

Deleting git branch loses audit

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问题 If a branch has been deleted in git is it still possible to identify whether specific commits were made on that deleted branch? From what I have found so far - git branches are merely pointers so deleting them would lose the that specific part of the audit history. Hoping that I can be proven wrong on this. thanks, 回答1: git branches are merely pointers Yes and which is exactly why deleting them would delete just the pointer. If you have merged the branch to your mainline, you no longer need

How to use Auditing in JPA/Spring-Data JPA?

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问题 I am using JPA & Spring-Data JPA in a project. I have one table wherei Insert and then update the data. However i need the auditing information to save the state of all the objects i.e. I need state information of insert and all subsequent updates in another Table. I know I can use triggers in database to do this. However, Can this be done using JPA/Spring Data JPA? Any help would be appreciated. 回答1: JPA spec (section 3.5) defines lifecycle callback methods: prePersist postPersist preRemove

Using “Microsoft Windows Security Auditing” provider in real-time consumer with ETW (Event Tracing for Windows)

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问题 My task is to make an ETW real-time consumer with events provided by 'Microsoft Windows Security Auditing'. I made a simple controller and consumer application, basing on this example http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/ee441325%28v=vs.85%29.aspx and changing flags to work in real-time mode. The main function looks this way: LPTSTR SessionName = L"hahahaaa"; ULONG status = ERROR_SUCCESS; PEVENT_TRACE_PROPERTIES pSessionProperties = NULL; EVENT_TRACE_LOGFILE trace;

Retrieve Hardware Informations through SNMP

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I am trying to retrieve hardware informations from a series of devices, so far I used snmpget/snmpwalk with the following OID 1.3.6.1.2.1.25.3.2.1 but it returns very few informations, for example if I run this on my computer from a Windows OS I get those CPUs: Unknown Processor Unknown Processor Unknown Processor Unknown Processor Instead if I run the command from Debian I get the correct value: Genuine Intel: Intel(R) Core(TM) i3 CPU M 330 @ 2.13GHz Guessing that there's a floating point co-processor I understand that Windows and Linux fill MIBs in a completely different way but, for istance