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This is a check to see if anyone has logged into the machine in the last 30 days. Obviously if you login to the machine and run it it will defeat the purpose. The is meant to be ran as a cron job once a week or even every day. | This is a check to see if anyone has logged into the machine in the last 30 days. Obviously if you login to the machine and run it, it will defeat the purpose. The is meant to be ran as a cron job once a week or even every day. | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:42, 25 February 2016
This is a check to see if anyone has logged into the machine in the last 30 days. Obviously if you login to the machine and run it, it will defeat the purpose. The is meant to be ran as a cron job once a week or even every day.
DAYS=30
for (( i=0; i<=$DAYS; i++)) ;do
unset GREP
unset DATE
DATE=`date +'%b %d' -d "$i day"`
GREP=`lastlog | grep "$DATE"`
if [[ ! -z "$GREP" ]]; then
break
fi
done
if [[ -z "$GREP" ]]; then
echo "Activity within 30 Days NOT Detected"
fi
### DEBUG
#if [[ ! -z "$GREP" ]]; then
# echo "Activity within 30 Days Detected"
#fi
