> Good morning everyone. This morning when I came in my boss said that he
> doesn't have access to the R: drive, which is a samba share to a folder
> called RP. I looked in /etc/group and his username was not in there.
> He's had access to this group for years, since before I was at the
> company. Yesterday I added a new employee to two other groups, saved
> the change and exited, and I took out an old username out of a few
> groups but I did not touch my boss's username at all. Is there any kind
> of trace log that shows changes to a group or to /etc/group that tracks
> / logs all individual changes that I can trace back to what might have
> happened that's turned on in the system, to show changes to /etc/group,
> or does that only get captured through an outside backup?
>
> Chris
Hi Chris,
You didn't tell us how you've managed the users/groups. Usually this is
tracked in /var/log/secure like so:
Mar 2 09:57:42 dhcp-157 groupadd[23761]: group added to /etc/group:
name=apache, GID=48
Mar 2 09:57:42 dhcp-157 groupadd[23761]: group added to /etc/gshadow:
name=apache
Mar 2 09:57:42 dhcp-157 groupadd[23761]: new group: name=apache, GID=48
Mar 2 09:57:42 dhcp-157 useradd[23769]: new user: name=apache, UID=48,
GID=48, home=/usr/share/httpd, shell=/sbin/nologin
Regards,
Simon
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