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Ellen Melton
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8/19/2008 12:21 PM

    I posted this on Lawson Community as well, but thought I'd try here too.

    Has anyone found a way to capture LDAP changes made via the loadusers utility. We have a nightly scheduled job running under the lawson userid that uses loaduser utility to add new employees to the LDAP for ESS. I am not seeing any of these changes when I look in the Lawson Security Admin Audit Report even though I include lawson user in my report list. I do see all changes made by a given individual via the LS Administrator Tool.

    I have Auditing set to Critical. I believe the changes are captured if you change the setting to debug, but I don't want it to run in debug mode all the time.

    We are LSF 9 running under LAUA security on UNIX.

    Roger French
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    9/5/2008 8:19 PM

      There is a flag on one of the ios properties or security cfg files which writes a SSO*.log file to $LAWDIR\system. Sorry I can't remember what it is, but there is a KB article on support which describes it.

       

       

       

      Kwane McNeal
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      9/8/2008 1:40 PM
        Uhhh, the SSO*.log files would not track changes. Also, I think there is a confusion between Auditing and Debugging. Debugging will track everything, but you correct, you don't want to enable it all the time. Auditing will only catch utilities told to report back to it. loadusers was coded very poorly, and doesn't report back most events.

        the only sure way to do this is roll your own auditing.

        Feel free to give me a call to discuss.
        Kwane
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