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How to trace a user
on HP-Unix how can i trace user for example "xxx999" ?
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What do you mean by "trace" the user?

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"I mean by tracing the user, log what ever he do on the system to a log file ".

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Remember this thread, salhoub? In the same chapter of the same book, you need to read: Auditing a Trusted System. Also see "man audusr".
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Hi people,

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