Begin3 Title: zlister Version: 1.5 Entered-date: 08JUL96 @ 19:10 EDT Description: New version which significantly improves the process of removing records pertainiing to NFS mounts. zlister is a combination of csh and awk scripts designed to manage the collection, compression, differentiation and storage of complete filesystem listings. It is a time-saving user tool for quickly locating files in the filesystem. It is also an administrative support tool that will identify changes to any file in the filesystem. When executed on a frequent basis (i.e. daily), the resulting .diff output can provide invaluable clues to system/security administrative personnel as to EVERY file which changes on the system listed. In conjunction with frequent (daily) system backups, the potential for any form of data loss can be significantly reduced. This is an ideal product to execute on newly built and/or rebuilt production servers to get/establish/document the baseline of the complete filesystem. Subsequent runs will highlight differences. Especially beneficial to be ran after a filesystem check (fsck) has been run and significant errors were reported/corrected. This is a good utility for tracking historically changes made to the server. Copious documentation and installation instructions are provided in the primary 'zlister' script. These scripts were designed to execute, without modification, on Solaris (V: 2.3, 2.4 and 2.5), HP-UX (V: 9.0.01 - 10.0) and under all versions of Linux (V: 1.1.59+). I'm very interested in feedback from implementator(s) on other *NIX platforms. What else would you like to see? DP1 Joe Wulf USNS Spica (T-AFS 9) FPO AP 96678-4066 United States of America Keywords: filesystem ls ls-laR admin tool csh awk script scripts Author: swulf@infi.net (Joe Wulf) # Only until 960711 huntj@wangfed.com (Jim Hunt) # Alternate Point of Contact. Primary-site: sunsite.unc.edu: /pub/Linux/system/Admin/zlister.taz 70K zlister.taz 3K zlister.lsm Alternate-site: Original-site: Platforms: Currently functions with out modification on Solaris, HP and Linux boxes; will funtion on other *NIX's with minor modifications (fully explained in the zlister script). Copying-policy: GPL {distribute and use free} End