(In reply to Marcus Meissner from comment #12) > actually the id was to start auditd to catch those entries so that they do > not go to your console. (It is in the audit RPM which you probably > deinstalled) > > systemctl start auditd > > also the messages should be caught by journald or other syslog methods so > that they do not get printed on the console. > > systemctl status systemd-journald > > if not running, enabled and start it. thanks Marcus. my understanding is that what services are started by default (systemd) is maintained by a meta package and is not under the control of the package itself, so there isn't much I can do from the audit side.