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Create a login/logout tracking log file for all users
That's funny. I never knew about the last command.
Create a login/logout tracking log file for all users
You could likely change the log rolling to not change wtmp. Or, set up a cronjob to execute last and save the output into a file you own.
Create a login/logout tracking log file for all users
"The login hook will be run as root."
Create a login/logout tracking log file for all users
Although the 'last' commands' login log gets cleaned out every once and a while, it appears that archives are stored in /var/log/wtmp.n.gz where 'n' is sequential to how many times it has been archived. Unzip the file, and use last -f <file> to view the archived log. |
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