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Is there any way to view process history. Suppose I had killed a few procs yesterday and now I want to see what were the procs that were running yesterday?
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There is no log that logs the processes. They only way you would find it is if there was something written to the syslog .
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Hi, can you see the messages of the system?, can see with dmesg command, or can see /var/log/messages.XXX.
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