Remove the record of su commands from the message log file
Root authority is required for script execution, but su commands are used in the script to execute other commands or scripts, such as using the nginx user to invoke the log statistics script.
There are too many logs in the / var/log/message log
Jun 28 10:28:06 localhost su: (to nginx) chuangyw on noneJun 28 10:28:06 localhost su: (to nginx) chuangyw on noneJun 28 10:28:06 localhost su: (to nginx) chuangyw on noneJun 28 10:28:07 localhost su: (to nginx) chuangyw on noneJun 28 10:28:07 localhost su: (to nginx) chuangyw on noneJun 28 10:28:07 localhost su: (to nginx) chuangyw on noneJun 28 10:28:07 localhost su: (to nginx) chuangyw on noneJun 28 10:28:07 localhost su: (to nginx) chuangyw on noneJun 28 10:28:07 localhost su: (to nginx) chuangyw on noneJun 28 10:28:07 localhost su: (to nginx) chuangyw on noneJun 28 10:28:07 localhost su: (to nginx) chuangyw on noneJun 28 10:28:07 localhost su: (to nginx) chuangyw on noneJun 28 10:28:07 localhost su: (to nginx) chuangyw on noneJun 28 10:28:08 localhost su: (to nginx) chuangyw on noneJun 28 10:28:08 localhost su: (to nginx) chuangyw on noneJun 28 10:28:08 localhost su: (to nginx) chuangyw on noneJun 28 10:28:08 localhost su: (to nginx) chuangyw on noneJun 28 10:28:08 localhost su: (to nginx) chuangyw on noneJun 28 10:28:08 localhost su: (to nginx) chuangyw on noneJun 28 10:28:08 localhost su: (to nginx) chuangyw on none
Seriously affect the reading and filtering of message
Plan to re-create a file to save the information, such as / var/log/su
Modify / etc/rsyslog.conf
Add to the message entry:
Auth.none
Add entries:
Auth.* / var/log/su
# Log anything (except mail) of level info or higher.# Don't log private authentication messageshandling. InfoterMail.noneTerritauthpriv.noneThere cron.none Auth.none / var/log/messages# The authpriv file has restricted access.authpriv.* / var/log/secureauth.* / var/log/su# Log all the mail messages in one place.mail.* -/ var/log/maillog
Remember to restart rsyslog to take effect
Systemctl restart rsyslog.service