>I did have a thought on whether there exists a tool that can log/count
>file accesses on disk, and then provide reports on used v not used files
>that were installed by rpm ?
auditctl -a always,exit -S open -F success=1
(You'd want to the rule to /etc/audit/audit.rules for it to take effect after
booting.) Then to get the file usage summary report:
aureport --start this-month --file --summary --success
There are many attempts to open a file that doesn't exist, so you'd only want to
get the successful ones. This will take some disk space to record what is
accessed a lot. I think by default, the audit system will only occupy 32mb. You
may need to increase that.
-Steve
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