Sysctl: ipe.success_audit
This sysctl key defines if the system should create an audit event when a binary is successfully executed, as part of IPE security module.
Values
| Value | Description |
|---|---|
| 0 | Do not send audit event |
| 1 | Create audit event |
Most systems have by default ipe.success_audit set to value 0.
Show current value
The value of the ipe.success_audit can be retrieved using the sysctl command.
sysctl ipe.success_auditor using the proc file system:
sysctl /proc/sys/ipe.success_auditConfigure new value
To apply a new value, use the option --write, followed by the key and value.
sysctl --write ipe.success_audit=NEWVALUETo ensure that these changes are also applied during the next boot, add them to a configuration file, typically something like /etc/sysctl.d/99-custom.conf.
