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04-23-2019
07:48 AM
@efrancis Does this go the same for blocked processes? Xinetd being blocked, would that have generated a ton of logs that are sitting directly on the server? Also when you mention the quota for the folder that logs are stored in is audited hourly, does this mean there are logs on the server that do accumulate or do you mean they are purged to a point after reaching a max size of xGB? Thank you for the replies!
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04-23-2019
07:17 AM
Thank you thomaskoetsier. I guess my question was do logs from blocked traffic or activity get logged in log files directly on the server and if so how large does the repository for logs get or where is it? If it's only 5G then I don't think the logs were the culprit. I wasn't looking to check logs at all I was more curious how large this grows. No changes were made to any configuration of logs etc so whatever default values there are, that is what is set at the moment. Thanks much!
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04-22-2019
09:30 AM
Can anyone tell me where log files are generated and stored for Linux installations? We had an incident and I'm not sure if this was due to excessive logging or not. Xinetd was blocked by default policy which started Friday afternoon. Today when we came in one of the drives was full although not sure from what. I used /opt directory for traps installer and there is now a directory in /opt named Traps with a bunch of folders. only 5GB in space total. Any assistance would be much appreciated. Using 6.0.1.1475 version for Linux installs. Thank you
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