You can use the command "logger" in a
bash script to write to the system syslog (for example like
/var/log/messages). From there it's trivial to make an ossec rule.
Hope that helps.
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On 03/19/2014 07:23 AM, Siddharth Deo wrote:
Hi everyone.I have a situation where i have
configured some cron jobs to run every 30 minutes.It is
important for me to know that these jobs get executed on their
scheduled time.Is it possible to write a log to the 'data' table
for this event of 'cron job getting executed'. FYI,the cron job
will execute a shell script.
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