According to Ken Russell: While burning my CPU.
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> Hello all you wonderful helpful people.
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> I am learning a bit of Linux administration for a class I teach at a
> technical college. I'm real new to Linux and have half a dozen books on it,
> but sometimes its very difficult to find a command or file. Right now I
> would like to be able to see who has logged on in the last few days or
> week. I assume that Linux keeps such a log file, or that I can set it up to
> do this. Could someone please give me some suggestions on how to obtain
> this information?
The command 'who' shows you who is logged on at the presant time, you can
check /var/log/syslog or var/adm/syslog to see who logged on in the past,
/var/log or /var/adm are system spesific. Possably check also
/var/log/messages.
/etc/syslog.conf will show which file what messages are sent to.
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> Thanks very much for you help!
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> -Ken Russell
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Regards Richard.
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