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joe /etc/mail/sendmail.cf #Hosts for which relaying is permitted ($=R) FR-o /etc/mail/relay-domains

Hi all I've installed the Cyrus-SASL on my host as described in the INSTALL file without any trouble. After that I must recompile sendmail to use the sasl libraries. Following the information given in the www.sendmail.org I did the following: 1. created the devtools/Site/site.conf.m4 file 2...

execl("/path/filename","filename","param 1",...,"param n",NULL);

what happens if the server get restarted in the middle of tranzaction? That's what I'm afraid of.

Hi What I need is a global log: CustomLog /usr/adm/apache_access common and local log CustomLog /home/VirtServer/Log/server_access common By default when I define CustomLog in the virtual host container apache stops reporting to the global log. What I need is the same information to bi...

Hi all I'm running an Apache web server with some virtual servers on it. How may I log the activity for each virtual server in a separate file and for all the users in a common file simoltaneously. 10x

thanks ;) that's a good idea

What I meaned was without looping... If I use some of these methods I shoud do something like while(1) { lstat("file.dat",filestat); .... } but I want to avoid this "while" loop....

Hi all Can anyone tell me how may I untherstand immediatly when a file has been changed without looping? thanks

thanks for this source but what I'm doing should be a C program. And it's almost done except I don't want to use any loops because of the CPU time waste. There should be some kind of function (may be a kind of signal???) that watch if the file has been changed.

Hi all I'm trying to make something like authomatized "who" program. It must be able to untherstand when a user is logging in or out so it needs to know innediatly if the utmp file is changed. How may I do it without making something like: ... while (1) { u_entry=getutent()...

The users have not any shell (/bin/noshell) ;) so the .shell_history file is unuseable in that case I need to log only the standart messages that syslogd outputs for the mail (sendmail & pop3 infos) and the traffic for each user in a separate file for any user. I found the utmp documentation...

ls -al filename | cat ..... returns the date of the file date | cat gets the symbols you need and the other is up to you ;) Good luck ;)

Hi all I'm trying to write a simple user activity logging program. But Would anyone tell me what's the best way to untherstand that a user have logged in or out Thanks

what's this "anything"? it should be a valid username or mailalias otherwise sendmail won't accept it. For example you should add the mailalias (/etc/mail/aliases or /etc/aliases): anything: customer Good Luck ;)

Hi all Here is the situation: I need a program that reads information from stdin and for example write it to stdout (the second part is not exactly the same but it's not important right now ;) ). And that's what I wrote: #include <stdio.h> main() { char *str; while (1) { if...

Yes that's clear to me but I need some way to catch them without &quot;\&quot;. That's because my program allows users to execute some commands with root privilegies but a don't want someone to read my shadow and copy it to stdout for exapmle ;)

Hi all here I am again with my lame questions ;) How may I get from command line special characters like <,>,;.... and have them like arguments for my program (main(int argc,char **argv))? thanks

Hi all I need to create a separate log file for each user where to be stored users mail activity. Can anyone tell me how to do it? Thanks in advance

huh a little bit shorter than mine ;)