#!/bin/sh
#
# 07.29.01
# Quick Little wrapper Script for gcc
# 
# I wrote this because i wanted to see who and what
# was being compiled on a system that had suspect
# users.
#
# What this does is, mail a copy of the program
# being compiled by non-root users and makes a note
# in syslog. This can easily be modifided for other
# programs. 
#
# - NoCoNFLiC  

#---------------------------------------
#        Config Options
#---------------------------------------
#
# Syslog Facility see syslog.conf 
SYSLOGF=user.info

# Path to logger(1)
LOGGER=/usr/bin/logger

# Path to program to log 
COMMAND=/usr/bin/gcc

# String name to help identify the program
# in the log file(s)
LGS=GCC

# Who to mail the program to
MAILADR=root

# Path to mail program
# Note: mail progam needs to have the "-s" switch
MAILPROG=/bin/mail

# Path to hostname program
HOSTN=`/bin/hostname`

# Path to the id program
# Note: needs to have the "-u" switch
ID=`/usr/bin/id -u` 

# Path to "Print Working Directory" program
CWD=`/bin/pwd` 

# Path to the date program
DTE=`/bin/date`


#----------------------------------------------------
#          END Configuration
#----------------------------------------------------
#
# You shouldn't have to modify anything below 
#----------------------------------------------------

if [ $ID -ne 0 ]; then

FILE=${1+"$@"}

for i in $FILE ; do
  if [ -f $i ]; then

PROG=`pwd`/$i
ID=`/usr/bin/id`

$LOGGER -p $SYSLOGF "[$LGS] compile program: $PROG"

function mailinfo {
cat << EOF


========================================
$HOSTN
$DTE
$ID
cwd: $CWD
========================================

Filename: $PROG
----------------------------------
`cat $PROG`
EOF
}

mailinfo | $MAILPROG -s "[$LGS]: Program Compile Info" $MAILADR 
$LOGGER -p $SYSLOGF "[$LGS] compile program: $PROG mailed to: $MAILADR"

  fi
done
fi
  exec $COMMAND ${1+"$@"}
exit 0