audit Commands
Use commands with the audit
keyword to delete, modify,
and query audit records.
- rhpctl delete audit
Deletes the Fleet Patching and Provisioning audit records. - rhpctl modify audit
Modifies the maximum number of audit records to store. - rhpctl query audit
Displays the Fleet Patching and Provisioning audit records.
Parent topic: RHPCTL Command Reference
rhpctl delete audit
Syntax
rhpctl delete audit [-to timestamp]
Usage Notes
Optionally, you can specify a date up to which audit records will be deleted, in the format YYYY-MM-DD
. Otherwise, this command deletes all audit records.
Parent topic: audit Commands
rhpctl modify audit
Syntax
rhpctl modify audit -maxrecord number
Usage Notes
Specify the maximum number of audit records to store.
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rhpctl query audit
Syntax
rhpctl query audit [[[-operation {add | delete | modify | grant | revoke | move | verify | discover
| upgrade | allow | disallow | deleteimage | insertimage | promote | addnode | deletenode | register | unregister | export | import | query
| subscribe | unsubscribe}]
[-entity {client | role | audit | image | imagetype | useraction | series | workingcopy | database | server | user | audit | imagetype | useraction}]
| [-user user_name] [-client cluster_name] | [-from timestamp -to timestamp]
| -before timestamp | -since timestamp | -first number | -last number]
| -record record_id | -config]
Parameters
Table A-1 rhpctl query audit Command Parameters
Parameter | Description |
---|---|
-operation {add | delete | modify | grant | revoke | move | verify | discover | upgrade | allow | disallow | deleteimage | insertimage | promote | addnode | deletenode | register | unregister | export | import | query | subscribe | unsubscribe} |
Specify the type of operation for which you want an audit query. |
-entity {client | role | image | series | workingcopy | database | server | user | audit | imagetype | useraction} |
Specify the entity for which you want an audit query. |
-user user_name |
Optionally, you can choose to run a query audit on a particular user who performed Fleet Patching and Provisioning operations. |
-client cluster_name |
Optionally, you can choose to run a query audit on a particular client cluster where Fleet Patching and Provisioning operations were performed. |
-from timestamp -to timestamp |
Optionally, you can specify a time interval for which to run an audit query. Timestamps must be in the format |
-before timestamp |
Optionally, you can specify a time before which to run an audit query. Timestamp must be in the format |
-since timestamp |
Optionally, you can specify a time after which to run an audit query. Timestamp must be in the format |
-first number |
Optionally, you can specify a number of the first audit records for a given time. |
-last number |
Optionally, you can specify a number of the last audit records for a given time. |
-record record_id |
Optionally, you can specify a particular audit record ID. |
–config |
You can choose this parameter to show the maximum record configuration. |
Parent topic: audit Commands