Urgently need help
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I want to create a perl script. If we run perl script at the end of the day it should check which all users copied, moved or removed the files on the unix server (i.e. the script would be run on unix server). Suppose there r 10 users. In short i want to know who all used the cp, mv or rm command at the end of the day. Plz. let me know as soon as possible:):) Is it possible
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I want to create a perl script. If we run perl script at the end of the day it should check which all users copied, moved or removed the files on the unix server (i.e. the script would be run on unix server). Suppose there r 10 users. In short i want to know who all used the cp, mv or rm command at the end of the day. Plz. let me know as soon as possible:):) Is it possible
Which shell are you using? I know with bash, as well with others, there is a history file of commands used by a specific user. It would be easy to write a script that would read that and then wipe it out when finished...assuming your shell has a history file, that is.