How to rotate sudo log?

Scenario : Sudo log files will keep the activities of sudo users and their login status in /var/log/sudolog.

Tested platform : RHEL 5

Solution :

1. Create a sudo log file and put it in /etc/sudoers. Then rotate it for 90 days. As an example :

$touch /var/log/sudolog

2. vi /etc/sudoers and add following lines :

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Defaults !syslog
Defaults logfile = /var/log/sudolog
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Then save it.

3. Rotating this log file :

vi /etc/logrotate.d/sudolog and put following :

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/var/log/sudolog {
rotate 90
size 5M
postrotate
/usr/bin/killall -HUP syslogd
endscript
}
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4. Now restart syslogd :

$service syslogd restart

This will keep maximum 5MB file of 90 different copies. Old copy will be removed first.