Re: As usual ...
I've been trying to train a new guy on a (fairly) complex security system, when the powers that be decided to give him full admin access.
So he pings me for some advice on how to do a particular thing, to which I duly advise him on the most sensible approach - one he didn't happen to agree with.
Since he was now on his own, I simply told him that if he breaks it, he fixes it - it's the only way to learn. He has tried to lie to me several times about having broken the damned thing, claiming something else happened that caused the error - little knowing that I edited the logging script to create a duplicate on a remote server he doesn't have access to. I don't even need to trawl the log file, I just need to perform a diff to see what he's been up to and then tried to cover his tracks on. Silly twat might as well just send me a report :)
He still hasn't worked out how I know. Even if he does discover my edit, he would still have to discover the slight modification to a standard cron job that replaces my code every night :D