Tlug'ers and Experts, My question is based on a question from a book that was suggested to me by many admin's "Its called "Linux Adminsitration Handbook" by Evi Nemeth, Garth Snyder and Trent R.Hein. I've finished chapter 2 and now its exercise time. Most of the exercises in this chapter were simple until this one came up.. <snip for the book> using mactime..
Run mactime to create an initial database of the time stamps associated with your system files. (done) Re-boot your machine (done) Run mactime again and determine which files have been modified by booting the machine. Which files were accessed but not modified? (Requires root access.) My problem (question) is how do I determine which files have been modified?? I'm not sure but I THINK the diff command is used here... again.. not sure.. Because of this book, I'm really starting to feel like a Sys Admin.. not somebody who has 8 computers online just to surf and get e-mail!! I'm using Linux in a nutshell to check my command usage but still not sure.. please advise.. thanks for your help and May the Lord keep your systems up and files in check! Sincerely, Gavin Gavin's English School Fukushimaken, Fukushima City Nankodai, 2-34-1 Japan Zip Code 960-8143 phone 0245-21-6220 Fax 0245-22-3264 e-mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] OS: Mandrake Linux 8.2 Registered Linux user #199865
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