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Currently, there is a template for audit watches, called audit_rules_watch.
This template uses the -w rule parameter. Citing Audit.rules man page:
Watches can also be created using the deprecated −w format which allows for backwards compatibility at the expense of system performance as explained. Using syscall rules as shown above, you can choose between path and dir which is against a specific inode or directory tree respectively. It should also be noted that the recursive directory watch will stop if there is a mount point below the parent directory. There is an option to make the mounted subdirectory equivalent by using a -q rule.
there should be a template which uses the new format, e.g.
Currently, there is a template for audit watches, called audit_rules_watch.
This template uses the
-w
rule parameter. Citing Audit.rules man page:there should be a template which uses the new format, e.g.
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