How to log event if user permission deleted from document library?

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• 4. července 2009 13:48Mike Walsh MVPMVP, Moderátor

   
  

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  Doesn't seem to be an ECM question.
  
  Moving to the normal Admin forum

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• 6. července 2009 11:18Hari2009

   
  

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  Hi All,
  
  
  I can able to see a database table entry for the same in EventCache table where it will have entry for
  
  1. User name for whom the access rights given.
  2. User name who gave accesss rights for another user.
  3. URL Path for which the access rights given.
  4. Event Type , whether rights added or removed will also be there but it will be mentioned in id & time when it happened.
  
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  Hari
  
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• 7. července 2009 4:20Lu Zou-MSFTMSFT, Moderátor

   
  

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  Hi

   

  Do you use WSS 3.0 or MOSS? By default WSS auditing support is turned off and taking advantage of the WSS auditing infrastructure requires extra code. If you are using MOSS, there is a user interface which allows a site collection owner to enable and configure automatic activity event logging. MOSS also provides an audit-reporting facility that reads audit log entries and reports on which users have been engaging in activities. For your issue, you can go to site settingsàsite collection audit settings and check the box before “editing users and permissions”. Then you can view the audit report in “Audit log report” to check if anyone has changed the user permission.

   

  If you are a developer, there is another way to make use of the auditing function: you can build a custom SharePoint solution with Visual Studio and create a custom application page that allows a site-collection administrator to enable and configure WSS activity event logging. A custom auditing solution targeting WSS must also include some type of user interface so that users can view or report on audit entries that have been added to the WSS audit log.

   

  For more information, please refer to:

  http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc824909.aspx

  http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb397403.aspx#MOSS2007ItemLevelAudit_BuiltinAuditSupinWSSandMOSS

  http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/cc794261.aspx

   

  Hope this helps.

   

  Lu Zou

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• 7. července 2009 6:20Hari2009

   
  

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  Hi Lu Zou,
  
  Thanks for your information.
  
  This is wat i am looking for.
  
  I have enabled "editing users & permission" in Site Collection audit settings page & i goto "Audit Log report", now when i click the reports in that page i got "Page cannot be found" message.
  
  What could be the reason?
  
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  Hari
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• 7. července 2009 9:59Lu Zou-MSFTMSFT, Moderátor

   
  

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  Hi Hari,

   

  Please go to site collection settings à “Site Collection Features” to see if you have activated “Reporting” feature.

   

  Hope this helps.

   

  Lu Zou

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• 7. července 2009 11:06Hari2009

   
  

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  Hi LuZou,
  
  It's already activated.
  
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  Hari
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