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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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Who have rights (the required priviledges...) on thoses directories?
You could look at their .sh_history... Has the server been rebooted lately? In some strange situations filesytems get mounted in bad order and so you dont get expected results: a classical we see is /opt/oracle mounted after /opt/oracle/product/... |
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