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From: frank@Morgan.COM (Frank Wortner)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.wizards,comp.unix.questions
Subject: Re: Unix Security Log
Keywords: directory, userid
Message-ID: <210@hudson.Morgan.COM>
Date: 20 Jan 89 16:17:32 GMT
References: <5081@homxc.ATT.COM>
Reply-To: frank@Morgan.COM (Frank Wortner)
Organization: Morgan Stanley and Co., NY, NY
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In article <5081@homxc.ATT.COM> bgt@homxc.ATT.COM (B.TONGUE) writes:
>[...]  Briefly, there is material which is relevant
>to my group contained in my directories, and I'd like to keep
>a log on who 'cd's' into my subdirectories to use it.

I've often placed a local version of "ls" in various
subdirectories.  This ls was simply a shell script which invoked "who"
and "date", stuffed the results into a file, and then invoked "/bin/ls".

I know, my method is trivial, imperfect, and can be spotted/disabled by
any reasonably intelligent user, but you'd be surprised how many people
it does catch!
-- 
						Frank

"Computers are mistake amplifiers."