If your audit trail is seriously important to you, I would syslog it to a remote server. That way, if your site gets hacked, it's not trivial to touch the audit trail.

I don't understand. could you example for me?

Hello @yuomtheara, I'm using laravel-auditing, this package has been a hand on the wheel for me.

https://github.com/owen-it/laravel-auditing

Hi I've just started using laravel-auditing. looks very great. I am how ever stuck on a problem now. How do we get auditing done on changes to 3rd tables?

foreach ($user->companies as $c) { // Remove companies not posted if (!in_array($c->id, $companies)) { $user->companies()->detach($c->id); } }

            foreach ($companies as $c) { // Add posted companies
                if (!$user->companies->find($c)) {
                    $user->companies()->attach($c);
                }
            }

Using detach and attach methods does not seem to log them. Any ideas how I can go about this?