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01-24-2013
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Want to Monitor the Pidgin Logs
Hi Team,
Am the Root user I want to monitor the user's chat actions. So How do I check the Remote system users Pidgin Chat logs history. And where the logs will be stored exactly?? Give me a solution!! |
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01-24-2013
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Pidgin doesn't store logs unless you ask it to. You can also configure where it stores to. Check out these options and you'll have your answer.
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01-24-2013
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Yups. I have found the path of Pidgin log files.. Got it!
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