acfsutil sec realm audit disable

Purpose

Disables auditing of a specific command rule or all command rules for files in an Oracle ACFS security realm.

Syntax and Description

acfsutil sec realm audit disable -h
acfsutil sec realm audit disable realm -m mount_point
     [-l commandrule,commandrule,...] {-a |-v }

acfsutil sec realm audit disable -h displays help text and exits.

Table 16-61 contains the options available with the acfsutil sec realm audit disable command.

Table 16-61 Options for the acfsutil sec realm audit disable command

Option	Description
`realm`	Specifies the security realm name.
`-m` `mount_point`	Specifies the directory where the file system is mounted.
`-l` `commandrule`	Specifies the command rules on which to disable auditing. If this option is not specified, then the list of all command rules is the default. For a list of command rules, refer to Table 16-60. To display a list of the command rules, use `acfsutil` `sec` `info` with the `-c` option. Refer to "acfsutil sec info".
`-a` \| `-v`	Specifies to disable audit realm authorizations (`-a`) or disable audit realm violations (`-v`). Either `–a` or `–v` must be specified.

Multiple entries can be added in a comma-delimited list when listing command rules. Do not use spaces in the comma-delimited list. If spaces are added, then enclose the list in quotes.

Only a security administrator can run this command. This command is authenticated using the Oracle ACFS security administrator password.

Examples

Example 16-53 shows the use of the acfsutil sec realm audit disable command. This command disables auditing on the OPEN (all violations) and WRITE (all violations) command rules.

Example 16-53 Using the acfsutil sec realm audit disable command

$ /sbin/acfsutil sec realm audit disable mySecureRealm
    –m /acfsmounts/acfs1 –l OPEN,WRITE –v