Tracking Changes in Configuration Files
The new cfgmon
utility enables administrators to track changes in critical configuration files. Below are examples of commands.
To display a list of configuration files that are tracked for changes, run the following command:
For each file, you will see the path to the file and the time when the file's was last modified.
To see the history of changes for the /etc/httpd/conf.d/ssl.conf
file:
A list of revisions will be displayed with paths to each revision.
To see the exact changes that were made to a file (for example /etc/httpd/conf.d/ssl.conf
) in a certain revision (for example, 48), run the following command:
To display all commands of the cfgmon
utility, run the command: