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need to fetch the ip address pertaining to the modified file

hi all

i need to find the ip address related to the modified files ... since the user id for all is the same in the server i am operating with, making file monitoring difficult....
if a file is midified then the ip address of the person who does the change should be logged in.... is there any way of doing it ... ?

any help?
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Code:
utmpdump /var/log/wtmp
will give you users,times,ipaddresses of logins
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Hi

u can make use of the "last" & file modified time .

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