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06-26-2012
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History command
How to get the other user history file. I would like to check the commands issues from my teammate.
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06-26-2012
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You probably have to ask your teammates to "chmod" their history files.
The only other way is to be root and disrespect your colleagues privacy; or to hack into their, or roots account. As this isn't a "hacker's board", thread closed. |
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