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Displaying audit trail information

Displaying information by object type

The -t option of the auditrpt command is used to display audit information for specific object types. Object types are identified by single letter codes, as follows:

Object type codes

Character Object type
f regular files
c character special files
b block special files
l links
d directories
p named pipes or unnamed pipes
s semaphores
h shared memory
m messages

The argument to the -t option may consist of one or more object types. Each object type must be separated by a comma. A space will be interpreted as the end of the list of object types. For example, to display all audit records for semaphores, enter the following command:

auditrpt -t s

For example, the following command would display all audit records for both semaphores and pipes:

auditrpt -t s,p

If the object type is invalid, auditrpt displays the following error message and terminates processing:

invalid object type specified: object_type


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