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Feature Request:

Include in the default ISO installation:

1. A PDF about how init is different than systemd, with what is needed for usage of openrc or other init.

2. A PDF on using the command line for networking, connecting wired and wireless without the gui, and tools to troubleshoot basic issues for networking.

3. Auditd already installed and ready to go, only requirement is to enable, configure, and reboot.

4. nftables already installed and ready to go, only requirement is to enable, configure, and reboot.

Re: Feature Request:

Reply #1
I think the wiki would be an appropriate place to document those things. I've advocated for opening up registration on the wiki so that more people would be able to contribute without jumping through hoops to get an account first but alas, no changes yet.

Re: Feature Request:

Reply #2
As for number 3, how would it not be already installed?
audit (the package for auditd) is required by shadow is required by base.

Re: Feature Request:

Reply #3
As for number 3, how would it not be already installed?
audit (the package for auditd) is required by shadow is required by base.
You need to download 'audit-openrc' for it to work. I'm testing it out right now.

Maybe I'm misunderstanding how Audit should be setup and configured in Artix.
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rc-service auditd start
rc-update add auditd
reboot
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ausearch -i -k recon
<no matches>
ausearch -i -k shell
<no matches>
ausearch -i -k anon_file_creation
<no matches>
I'll cat the log file and see what's in it.

I've gone to the mirror site, in 'system' downloaded the 'audit-openrc' file. Now I'll have it for later.
In 'World', and downloaded the 'nftables' and 'nftables-openrc' files.
Do I need to save the .sig file also?


 

Re: Feature Request:

Reply #4
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type=USER_LOGOUT msg=audit(1743492422.998:15): pid=2267 uid=0 auid=1000 ses=1 msg='op=logout id=1000 exe="/usr/bin/lightdm" hostname=talmudeem_sell_their_children_to_be_whores addr=? terminal=/dev/tty7 res=success'UID="root" AUID="WhatsMyName" ID="WhatsMyName"

Looks like it isn't reading the audit.rules file. There are no 'key=' entries.
I put the 'audit.rules' file in '/etc/audit/rules.d/audit.rules'

 
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