User Change Log

Creates a log of files & directories M/A/C'd during a users session

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This is a perl script that allows a sysadmin running as an escallated user to find what files were modified, accessed or the inode changed while a specific user was logged login. This script also shows all all directories that were created during that user's session.
This script utilizes the 'last', 'find', and file and directory creation to complete the task it was designed for.

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