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KB-7039: In Direct Audit, with command auditing enabled, two sessions were logged instead of one.

Auditing and Monitoring Service ,  

21 June,16 at 04:17 PM

Applies to:

DirectAudit 3.3.0 & 3.3.1 ( Centrify Server Suite 2016 & 2016.1)

Problem:

In Direct Audit  with command auditing enabled for both su and dzdo, when a user run "dzdo su - root", two sessions were logged instead of one.

Cause:

In Suite 2016 and 2016.1 for command auditing, a flaw in the logic caused Direct Audit  to send the child sessions audited data to the collector. 

Workaround:

The issue can be work around by adding a new parameter to the file /etc/centrifyda/centrifyda.conf like this:

dash.parent.skiplist: sapstartsrv gdm-binary gdm-session-wor kdm sdt_shell dzdo sudo sudo.daudit

Customer can also use the group policy to set up the same parameter.

"Centrify DirectAudit Settings" -> "DirectAudit Shell Settings" -> "Set parent process skip list"

Resolution:

This issue will be fixed in the future release.

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