Loggin logger

[Infinitex0]

I was just bored and messing around with macros and I made this script. Just make a new text document labeled log.txt and put it where ever you want just make sure the address in the script is the same as the address for where ever you put the text document.

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$file = FileOpen("C:\Documents and Settings\Owner\My Documents\log.txt", 1)

; Check if file opened for writing OK
If $file = -1 Then
    MsgBox(0, "Error", "Unable to open file.")
    Exit
EndIf

FileWriteLine($file, "Day Of Year: " & @YDAY) 
FileWriteLine($file, "Day Of Week: " & @WDAY)
FileWriteLine($file, "Year: " & @YEAR) 
FileWriteLine($file, "Month: " & @MON) 
FileWriteLine($file, "Day Of Month: " & @MDAY) 
FileWriteLine($file, "Hour: " & @HOUR) 
FileWriteLine($file, "Minute: " & @Min)
FileWriteLine($file, "Second: " & @SEC)
FileWriteLine($file, "User: " & @UserName)
FileWriteLine($file, "Operating System: " & @OSVersion)
FileWriteLine($file, "===============Seperate===============")
FileClose($file)

This is my first submited script so any and all feedback would be appreaciated.

EDIT: Put this in your startup folder

Edited February 16, 2006 by Infinitex0

[rambo3889]

Nice little tool

[Nuffilein805]

@infinitex0: why do you need that? if you would log the pw than it might be useful for some people, so they could check the admin-acc, but for normal users with admin-rights this is kinda useless

but, i've got some suggestions anyway:

1. maybe log the progs a user opens + time when opened + time used

2. as i said pw's might be useful (not logged when admin logs in - maybe configurable or stored in a safely encrypted file)

3. for internet-apps a sitelog would be usefull

if you could do that as well, than this little prog would be really nice

[Infinitex0]

yeah but thats about as close as you can get to a key logger.(I think)

[doyle.jack]

Log it on CSV format and to a server share. That way it can be used for something.

I created a similar script for a customer and they run it at logon and logoff and it writes to a share and they can import it into Excel.