Disabling the Crowd Audit Log
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要約
Crowd 3.2 introduced the Audit Log, which is a list of changes made to users in your directories either by other users/admins, or during synchronizations. For various reasons, some people may not want this functionality enabled, and want to disable it.
ソリューション
There are 2 different options you have for disabling the audit log.
Disabling The Audit Log Only For Synchonizations
Perhaps you still want to use the audit log to track any changes to users made by other users, but not for changes made during a sync from a remote directory? This is possible by adding the following JVM parameter to your <CROWD_INSTALL>/apache-tomcat/bin/setenv.sh
(or setenv.bat
for Windows) file:
-Dcrowd.audit.synchronisation.log.disable=true
Manual changes made in Crowd will still show up in the Audit log, but changes made during syncs from remote directories will be ignored.
Disabling the Audit Log Fully
This will completely disable the audit log. The page to view the log will still be present in Crowd, but no updates will be written to the logs once this parameter is added. Add the following JVM parameter to your <CROWD_INSTALL>/apache-tomcat/bin/setenv.sh
(or setenv.bat
for Windows) file:
-Dcrowd.audit.log.disable=true
You will need to re-start Crowd for the above changes to take effect.