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Article ID: 8494
Last update: 11-16-07
Issue:
How do I disable laus/auditd on my Red Hat Enterprise Linux system?
Resolution:

Release found : Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3 And 4

laus/auditd service can be disabled on a Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3 system by the following procedure:

  1. Stop the cron service
    service crond stop
  2. Use the following command to stop the auditd service:
    For Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4:
    # service auditd stop 
    
    For Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3:
    # service audit stop
    # service atd stop 
  3. Add the following line to /etc/modules.conf file:
    alias char-major-10-224 off
  4. Remove the audit module by using the command :
    rmmod audit
  5. Disable the auditd service:
    chkconfig auditd off
  6. Reboot the machine.

On Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 only step 4 is not required, the rest of the process is the same.

To confirm that the service has been disabled run the following command:

chkconfig --list auditd
It will give result similar to :

#chkconfig --list auditd
auditd          0:off   1:off   2:off   3:off   4:off   5:off   6:off

which means that the auditd service is disabled.


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