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how to use 'last' command
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Please clarify me on: a) How to use 'last' command to list users logged in during past few days. For example if i want to get the list of users logged in (and might be logged out after some time) from 15th Dec 2006 to 14th April 2007. d) Which is the best option to use 'finger' or 'last' command to get details of the users logged in a specified duration? Last edited by venku; 04-14-2007 at 06:49 AM.. |
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