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08-11-2005
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User Auditing
i want to audit user commands ..
keep track of what commands each user has been giving .. can this be done by writing a script in engraving it in .profile of the user. or is there any other way of doing this ... rgds raj 
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08-19-2005
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Hi,
you may take a look at this program, look like it's doing what you want to do. I wasn't able to compile, maybe you will have more luck then me. http://sourceforge.net/projects/rootsh/
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