CentOS 7.7.How to use Shell script to monitor the number of logged-in users and configure QQ Mail to send email alarms

CentOS 7.7.How to use the Shell script to monitor the number of logged-in users and configure QQ Mail to send email alarms. In view of this question, this article introduces in detail the corresponding analysis and answers, hoping to help more partners who want to solve this problem to find a more simple and easy way.

First, configure QQ Mail to send mail:

# yum-y install mailx

# cp / etc/mail.rc {, .bak}

# vim / etc/mail.rc, with the following code added at the end:

Set from=834143808@qq.com

Set smtp=smtp.qq.com

Set smtp-auth-user=834143808@qq.com

Set smtp-auth-password=QQ mailbox authorization code

Set smtp-auth=login

# echo "Hello World" | mail-s "test" 834143808@qq.com

Second, write a Shell script to monitor the number of logged-in users:

Goal: the number of logged-in users in the system is more than 3, and email alarm is realized.

# mkdir-pv / scripts

# vim / scripts/check_users.sh

#! / bin/bash

Users= `who | wc-l`

If [$users-gt 3]; then

Echo "the number of current system login users is $users" | mail-s "system login users" 834143808@qq.com

Fi

# chmod + x / scripts/check_users.sh

III. Prepare a mission plan:

# crontab-e

* / 5 * / scripts/check_users.sh & > / dev/null

Fourth, open more connection windows, simulate multi-user login, and test email alarms:

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