Description
When AIDE 0.19.1 from Debian 13 is configured to include /proc dir without it's content with
/proc content (1st level) is still scanned by aide (may be checked with aide --config=/etc/aide/aide.conf --dry-init | grep ':/proc' | head) which sometimes generates warnings like:
aide --config=/etc/aide/aide.conf --update [...]
WARNING: failed to access '/proc/2227871': No such file or directory (skipping)
WARNING: failed to access '/proc/2228533': No such file or directory (skipping)
WARNING: failed to access '/proc/2228538': No such file or directory (skipping)
[...]
Would be nice to allow admin to include only /proc in db without even trying to scan its content.
Which version of AIDE are you using?
AIDE 0.19.1 from Debian 13
What's your operating system?
Debian 13
Description
When AIDE 0.19.1 from Debian 13 is configured to include
/procdir without it's content with/proccontent (1st level) is still scanned by aide (may be checked withaide --config=/etc/aide/aide.conf --dry-init | grep ':/proc' | head) which sometimes generates warnings like:Would be nice to allow admin to include only
/procin db without even trying to scan its content.Which version of AIDE are you using?
AIDE 0.19.1 from Debian 13
What's your operating system?
Debian 13