Audit

Displays the audit log, showing details about every command executed. The audit log entries cannot be changed.

$ hb audit [-c backupdir] [-a]

With the -a option, the entire audit log is displayed. Otherwise, only the last 5 entries are displayed.

The init, clear, and upgrade commands cannot be audited: the init and clear commands initialize the database (and therefore the audit log), and the upgrade command is not associated with a particular backup, so there is no database to save audit information.

Example

[jim@mb]$ hb audit -c hb
Backup directory: /Users/jim/hb
Showing recent history

Started: Mon 2012-11-19 15:40:26
Build: 764
Uid: 501 (jim)
Gid: 20 (staff)
Working dir: /Users/jim
Command: backup -c hb doc
Finished: Mon 2012-11-19 15:40:27
Exitcode: 0

Started: Mon 2012-11-19 15:40:32
Build: 764
Uid: 501 (jim)
Gid: 20 (staff)
Working dir: /Users/jim
Command: ls -c hb
Finished: Mon 2012-11-19 15:40:32
Exitcode: 0