# done


<b>Done</b> is implemented as two shell scripts in zsh that allows for keeping a backlog
of root's changes to the system. This is extremely handy
if more than one person has the root account on a machine.
<p>
If you login as root you get a greeting message like this:<br>
<pre>
Last login: Mon Jul 22 12:10:58 2002 on pts/7
======================================================================
     Miek Gieben                        Mon Jul 22 13:20:33 CEST 2002
                                            Linux elektron 2.4.19-rc3
======================================================================

17-07-2002, 13:13:26 : miekg : System shutdown: kernel: 2.4.19-rc1
18-07-2002, 10:24:25 : miekg : spam
18-07-2002, 12:39:51 : miekg : spam
19-07-2002, 11:50:55 : miekg : upgrade
20-07-2002, 18:31:26 : miekg : enter in /etc/hosts

======================================================================

[21:54:16 /home/miekg]
root@elektron# 
</pre>
If you log out as root, you should run <b>zdone</b> and update the log.
One could set it up that this is run automaticly when root's log out.
<p/>
With the script <b>zlog</b> you can generate the above log message.

<h2>download</h2>
<ul>
<li>
<a href="/downloads/zdone">zdone</a> - enter log message
<li>
<a href="/downloads/zlog">zlog</a> - show last 5 logs
</ul>