Adds ability to audit bolt files #89
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* When using the example docker containers you will
have the ability to see what files are copied over to the
system for inspection.
* previously the example docker files used a static
directory for bolt scripts. This removes the script-dir
so bolt will create a unique one each time.
* Also adds the live_audit script to systemd.
This will cause systemd to startup the audit on boot
so all bolt files will be copied over to /tmp/backup
for investigation.
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These changes adds the ability to watch bolt copy files to the target and make a backup of all the files before bolt deletes them. This can be really helpful when trying to audit bolt's actions or for debugging purposes. By default the watch script is started via systemd and is pre-programmed to watch /root/bolt_scripts and make a backup to /tmp/backup.