1. faci un backup la /etc/passwd in dir. /home/gigi
2. faci un cron care:
diff -b -I "^ *#" /etc/passwd /home/gigi/passwd
diff intoarce 0 daca no differences found. Daca s-au gasit
diferente ti le afiseaza pe ecran, adica (din cron) ti le trimite
prin mail. Dupa aia faci tu forward la cine vrei.. (.procmailrc).
De asemenea, nu uita sa actualizezi /home/gigi/passwd, in caz ca
s-au gasit diferente..
Have fun!
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On Mon, 12 Mar 2001, Jack Timofte wrote:
>
> yo, man, exemplul era pentru programul in C, nu pentru problema (care
> ramine) daca utilizatorul iti apare la mijloc.
>
> in cazul in care ai vreun *sql, treburile sunt simple... evident nu merita
> sa pui mySQL numai pentru asta,
> dar daca ai totusi asa ceva deja instalat, chestia devine banala.
> jk
>
>
> Eugen Cocalea wrote:
>
> > e mai simplu, intr-adevar, dar nu rezolva problema. daca te mai gandesti
> > putin, vezi si de ce.
> >
> > --
> > Eugen Cocalea
> > Network Administrator @ Isratech.ro
> >
> > On Mar 12, 2001, 10:47am, Jack Timofte wrote:
> >
> > |JT|salve, nu e mai simplu un
> > |JT|mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] -s "new user:
> > |JT|`tail -1 /etc/passwd | cut -f1 -d ':'`"</dev/null
> >
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