Hi ,
omicron wrote:
> hmmm,
> You can do it, but on two things...
>
> * You gotta be root. Or atleast convince root to share some of his
> manifest powers :)..the other alternatives are less and less ethical.
> * You need a kernel recompile, whichever way u see it. Then u need to
> install some special software that work from the krnl.
>
__snip__
>
> And forget about doing anything with ps ... it is just a patch at
> best and is usually swiss-cheese defence. I can just go to /proc and u
> can't touch me there, even if you are root !
__snip__
Nice Idea, but this box is a production machine. My boss got a heart attack
when I said " recompile ". Anyway I solved the problem using a rather cheap
method.
I hardcode the guy's username/password in a script file and alias the
application name to my script name...
The script looks like
application << EOF
username/password
$1
EOF
where $1 is a argument the guy passes. ps -ef shows only " application [$1] "
Regards
__srp
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