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Sometime someone want to change inside something crx directly on environment.

Often it is a cause of unworking state of environment. And often enough hard to find the cause of the problem. And I think it is will be helpful if cq5 crx will have audit log. something like this.

12.12.12 21:03 /etc/blueprints/geometrixx was removed  [rollout]
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maybe CQ5 has something like this already?

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Assuming these changes to the repositories are made using crxde lite[/crx/de/index.jsp] or content explorer [/crx/explorer/browser/index.jsp] , there is an indirect way to find out who did it.

The data can be fetched by looking into two different logs request.log and audit.log [these files can be found at \crx-quickstart\logs folder ]

The modifications to nodes are POST requests. These are logged in request.log , the path of the request will only show the interface used or to root node. If you search the time stamp of the POST in audit.log you can find which user did a GET request.

This is not direct way, nor will it tell more of the changes except for which user read the node at the time of the POST .

Sharath Madappa
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