Hello,
are there any "hooks" in the automounter for custom actions that should
happen at mount and unmount time of a filesystem? We are starting with
auditing specific system calls on files using Linux' auditd. However
filesystems which don't existing when auditd starts lead to an error.
And when I configure auditd for the parent of the mountpoint of a
filesystem, then the rules are not recursively applied even when the
filesystem is mounted later.
A workaround could be to add a filesystem specific rule (using auditctl)
when the filesystem is mounted and remove it again once the filesystem
is unmounted by the automounter. Is that doable?
Cheers
frank
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