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how to trace the logs
Hi,
Last day, In one of our unix boxes there was an issue wherein few of the directory structures were missing / got deleted. Is there any way by which we can find how it happened, I mean by going through syslog / which user had run what command? Thanks for your help |
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Usually no. Some sites are set up with detailed auditing logs but if you had those, you wouldn't be asking (and we wouldn't be able to guess which system you have anyway).
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