8 Sep
2001
8 Sep
'01
1:06 a.m.
Hi Luggers !
Is there any way to find out which files (scripts) and commands
are executed after the user enters her password and before a user
is presented with a Shell prompt?
I also want to monitor similar things while the user logs out,
i.e. , after the user enters exit and before another a login
prompt appears.
TIA,
Warm Regards,
$ sonpal -kj
8 Sep
8 Sep
7:56 p.m.
Sometime on Sep 7, Kinjal Sonpal assembled some asciibets to say:
Is there any way to find out which files (scripts) and
commands are
executed after the user enters her password and before a user is
~/.bash_login and ~/.bashrc
Everything in here is executed when someone logs in. This in turn may
execute /etc/login and other stuff.
I also want to monitor similar things while the user
logs out, i.e.
, after the user enters exit and before another a login prompt
~/.bash_logout
Philip
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9 Sep
9 Sep
1:34 a.m.
Philip S Tellis wrote on Saturday, September 08, 2001
~/.bash_login and ~/.bashrc
Everything in here is executed when someone logs in. This in
turn may
execute /etc/login and other stuff.
> I also want to monitor similar things while the user logs
out, i.e.
> , after the user enters exit and before another a
login
prompt
~/.bash_logout
Thanks for the info. This is specific to the BASH shell. Is it
possible to get this info independant of any shell?
Warm Regards,
$ sonpal -kj
1:18 a.m.
--- Kinjal Sonpal <kinjalsonpal(a)softhome.net> wrote:
Is there any way to find out which files (scripts)
and commands
are executed after the user enters her password and
before a user
is presented with a Shell prompt?
[snip]
# if [ this suits=u]
# then
man ps...
bash# ps eaxf | less
# else
# echo" try this..."
man lsof
# fi
Trevor Warren
I also want to monitor similar things while the user
logs out,
i.e. , after the user enters exit and before another
a login
prompt appears.
TIA,
Warm Regards,
$ sonpal -kj
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12 Sep
12 Sep
7:51 p.m.
.bash_profile / .bashrc - startup
.bash_logout - close of a session
do 'ls -a' in ur login prompt to find these files.
however these r for bash shell ... and i guess u r using bash shell.
Goldwyn :o)
Kinjal Sonpal> Is there any way to find out which files (scripts) and
commands Kinjal Sonpal> are executed after the user enters her password and
before a user Kinjal Sonpal> is presented with a Shell prompt?
Kinjal Sonpal>
Kinjal Sonpal> I also want to monitor similar things while the user logs out,
Kinjal Sonpal> i.e. , after the user enters exit and before another a login
Kinjal Sonpal> prompt appears.
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