[Aide] aide.conf: exclude directory *except* one file
M
linuxntwrk at gmail.com
Wed Mar 24 02:44:17 EET 2021
Hi all,
I need to do the following:
/dir NORMAL <--------- include /dir and all its
recursive subdirectories/files
!/dir/sub <------------- *exclude* this one specific subdirectory
/dir/sub/file <------------- but *include* this one file in the
above-excluded subdirectory
Unfortunately configuring aide.conf as above does not achieve the results I
desire. The negative selection line supersedes the single-file inclusion
line below it. This is with AIDE version 0.15.1.
I've found some other discussions about this (
https://www.ipi.fi/pipermail/aide/2015-November/001504.html) but I can't
seem to get it working with PCREs in AIDE either (negative lookahead?).
Even doing something like:
! /dir/sub/[^f]
to try to include only files starting with "f" works, but the *directory*
itself is then still included, which is no good.
Goal is: to recursively include all subdirectories, exclude one directory,
but *include* a specific file only from the excluded subdirectory.
Any suggestions/help here? Would be much appreciated!
Thanks,
LN
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