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    <p>I don't quite get what you want here; NSLog() is the standard function to output to the console - at least in debug mode, generally NSLog()'s are removed from release code. (a big generalisation I know, but generally correct)</p> <p>Is the user on your machine? Are you connected over a network.. etc There's a few questions you've left out.</p> <p>Furthermore, why are you giving the user the options to do stuff which break the rules? I think this should be the biggest point from your post. The user obviously has the functionality to break the rules; how about changing that functionality instead of spying on them?</p> <p>If I thought software I was using was being "logged" so the developer could see what I was doing, I would immediately begin looking at alternatives.</p> <hr> <p>Edit: This is what I am trying to explain in the comments of this answer. I'm not claiming this code to be compile-able, I'm merely trying to explain how such a solution should work. It may not be the best, nor the quickest - it will however get the job done. I still personally believe the user shouldn't have that kind of functionality if he has no reason for it, and seeing as you have the source code to the application it should be trivial to remove that functionality - even temporarily.</p> <p>PHP Script - This will mail you the error;</p> <pre><code>&lt;?php /* Get the specified incident */ $incident = $_GET['incident']; $app = $_GET['app']; $email = ''; //Your email address /* send it to $email, with a subject of $app, ** and the "incident as a message" */ if( mail($email, $app, $incident) ){ echo "SUCCESS"; } ?&gt; </code></pre> <p>Then, to call it in Objective-C - implement a quick wrapper function to use the functionality of NSString's stringWithContentsOfURL method. Like this..</p> <pre><code>-(BOOL) userRuleBreak:(NSString *)incident{ /* We need to generate a URL of http://xxxxxx/perm.php?incident=???&amp;app=???? */ NSUrl *alert = [NSUrl initWithString:[NSString initWithFormat:@"http://www.xxxxxx.xxx/perm.php?incident=%s&amp;app=%s", incident, @"APPNAME"]; NSString *status = [NSString stringWithContentsOfURL:alert, encoding:NSASCIIStringEncoding]; if( status != nil ){ return YES; } else { return NO; } } </code></pre> <p>Obviously, replacing the if statement at the end for something that will actually check the contents of the NSString. This code may, or may not compile - I haven't tried, but even if it does I advise you to code your own solution as that was written up quickly after a long couple of days with little sleep!</p> <p><strong><em>Look, The real issue with this application isn't the fact you're waiting for the user to do something he shouldn't - it's the fact that you're giving that user the ability to do something he shouldn't. If you don't want a user doing something - then don't give them the functionality. It's a poor idea to wait for an email after the user has already done something - by then, its too late. Stop it before it happens - don't give them the option to do it. Be pro-active and not reactionary, because if the user does something he shouldn't; its all fine and well saying "But I told you not to do that! You're not allowed" - but you'll be the one trying to undo the damage he's done.</em></strong></p>
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    1. COThis person is doing a job for me, but has the accessibility to change passwords, and publish things that SHOULD NOT BE PUBLISHED. This is why I would like to monitor his actions. He would be on a computer nowhere near me.
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    2. CODoes he require the functionality then? If he has access to those then I can see your concern - that's a giant security problem. I may be wrong, but I'd create a simple PHP script to send an email. Pass it a string(s) in the URL, (script.php?event="password-change" etc) then have the PHP Script called by [NSString setStringWithContentsOfURL] - with the URL as an argument, then just check the NSString to ensure it went correctly. You could even make a wrapper function for it. There maybe nicer options, but IMO this will get the job done. Of course, the functionality shouldn't even be there.
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    3. COBut its not on my website, its on another company's website.
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