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Closed 10 years ago.
Due to security requirements, I need to keep a log file of whenever any file on the system is read or written. The log file would look like this:
file - time - user
How would this be done?
See if auditd works for you - http://linux.die.net/man/8/auditd
You could also consider using inotify
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I want to trace my Node.js app.. I need to see how much of cpu/memory it's taking... how to do this in linux CENTOS... Solutions with log are welcome
use a monitoring software like collectd.
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Closed 11 years ago.
I need some guidance on how to write a Perl, VBScript or JavaScript code to display the hex value of a key stroke. I need this mainly for multimedia keys in keyboard like mute, volume up, volume down, etc.
Luckily somebody already wrote it: See
http://www.javascriptkit.com/javatutors/javascriptkey2.shtml
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I want to write a program in Linux which by getting a session id could print all processes and process groups in that session in a tree view structure!?
How can I extract such information!? Should I resort to proc file system?
Most (all?) Linux programs read /proc to know about running processes.
If you are using Perl, then may be Proc::ProcessTable cpan module may save you some work.
Edit: Since you are using C, then you can look at pstree source code to get inspiration.
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Closed 11 years ago.
can we see wab config in browser and what's the advant
The web.config file is hidden from the browser so can't be presented to end users. That said, your question is somewhat obtuse (well, it's not a question) so it may be worth clarifying what you mean.
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Closed 10 years ago.
Well I'm getting those error messages.
I've updated my tortoise client and tried cleanup and updates and still can't commit.
Any ideas?
Richard
Delete and then check out the code again.
That's it