--- Simons <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> but users still can get full process list by 'ps -ef' , I
> want to make the
> ps show users own process only, even they do ps -ef
> any idea?
>
A couple of thoughts, with the disclaimer that I may not
know what the hell I'm talking about ... :)
You can write some kind of wrapper, as was suggested by
another response. In perl, it'd be something like:
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
my @lines = `ps_real @ARGV`; # preserve their args,
rename
# ps to ps_real
my $user = $_; # this is wrong; Can the variables $> or $<
# be used to find the name of the calling
# user?
print grep(/$user/, @lines);
Also, it seems like you'd have to change the permissions on
the 'real' ps so that only root could run it.
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Ken Gosier
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