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1.1 root 1: .TH AUDFMT 1 01/03/84
2: .SH NAME
3: audfmt \- format audit trail log data
4: .SH SYNOPSIS
5: .B audfmt
6: [
7: .B \-o
8: outfile
9: ]
10: [infile]
11: .SH DESCRIPTION
12: .I Audfmt\^
13: formats raw audit trail data.
14: .I Audfmt
15: reads the raw audit trail data from either the default
16: audit file (/usr/adm/audit) or
17: .I infile\^
18: if it is specified.
19: .I Audfmt\^
20: writes the formatted data to the standard output or to
21: .I outfile\^
22: if the
23: .B -o
24: option is specified. The format of the output is as follows:
25: .PP
26: .RS
27: .B XY uid date cmd path
28: .PP
29: .RE
30: where X =
31: .PP
32: .RS
33: .B R
34: file was opened for reading
35: .PP
36: .B W
37: file was opened for writing
38: .PP
39: .B L
40: file was unlinked(removed)
41: .PP
42: .B N
43: audit status changed from off to on
44: .PP
45: .B F
46: audit status changed from on to off
47: .PP
48: .B E
49: file was executed
50: .PP
51: .RE
52: and Y =
53: .PP
54: .RS
55: .B S
56: attempt to access file was successful
57: .PP
58: .B U
59: attempt to access file was not successful
60: .RE
61: .PP
62: .B uid
63: - the user-id of the person performing the access
64: .PP
65: .B date
66: - the date and time of the access
67: .PP
68: .B cmd
69: - the command used to perform the access
70: .PP
71: .B path
72: - the pathname of the file accessed
73: .PP
74: While the audit trail facility is running the active logfile can not be
75: formatted. The
76: .I auditon\^
77: command may be used to change the current logfile.
78: .SH AUTHOR
79: Mark Monaghan
80: .SH SEE ALSO
81: audit(1), audit(2), auditon(1), auditoff(1), audon(2), ckaudit(2).
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