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In previous versions of JBoss EAP 6, the audit log would display an incorrect version number. This has been corrected in this release and the version number is displayed as expected.
Currently the audit log shows the AS version number instead of the EAP version. Example: Feb 13 07:55:43 efjkffglk000000719 syslogappname[553]: 2014-02-13 07:55:43 - {"type" : "core", "r/o" : false, "booting" : false, "version" : "7.3.0.Final-redhat-14", "user" : "$local", "domainUUID" : null, "access" : "NATIVE", "remote-address" : "10.10.10.250/10.10.10.250", "success" : true, "ops" : [{"address" : [ { "host" : "master" }, { "core-service" : "management" }, { "access" : "audit" }, { "logger" : "audit-log" } ], "operation" : "write-attribute", "name" : "enabled", "value" : false, "operation-headers" : {"caller-type" : "user", "access-mechanism" : "NATIVE", "domain-uuid" : "fead80e4-690d-4bcf-af71-ecaf30f98381", "push-to-servers" : null}}]} Currently: "version" : "7.3.0.Final-redhat-14" the customer wants this to show: "version" : "6.2 CP01" (or whatever CP is installed)
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Note the log would show "6.2.1.GA", not "6.2 CP01". The former is a software version number, the latter is the name of a patch used to bring the software to that version.
Verified with EAP 6.3.0 ER1.