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" Securing Small Networks with OpenBSD, Part 5 is up on ONLamp.com's BSD DevCenter (part of O'Reilly Network). Enjoy! "
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By Paul Bunyan () on
Every so often I want to go back further with last to see login activity, but I don't remember being successful. Of course, I'm writing this on the spur of the moment, and if I really wanted to know I would "HAVE READ THE MANUAL, SEARCHED THE ARCHIVES, YADA YADA" so save the electrons.....
Keep the articles coming!
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By RC () on
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authlog gzcat authlog.0.gz
maillog gzcat maillog.0.gz
daemon gzcat daemon.0.gz
messages gzcat messages.0.gz
secure gzcat secure.0.gz
but what do you do with wtmp?
gzcat wtmp.0.gz | last -f - fails under ksh
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By Gioffreus () on
it calls for a temporary file. `gzcat wtmp.0.gz >file ; last -f file | less ; rm file' will do the job. i have to admit though that it would be nice if you could do it with '-f -' like you can with so many other programs...
cheers =)