in reply to monitor rm command ?

You could do something incredibly dangerous such as replace the rm command.. say.. move it from /bin/rm to /bin/rm.original .. and then write your own rm.. 
#!/bin/sh
echo "rm $@" >> /tmp/rm.log
/bin/rm.original $@

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If you did this in my network I would take you outside and beat you.

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Re^2: monitor rm command ?
by proceng (Scribe) on Sep 02, 2009 at 21:58 UTC
    If you did this in my network I would take you outside and beat you.
    If you did this in my network I would find out how you did it, then take you outside and beat you.

    ;D

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