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Syslog events meanings
Hi everybody, I'm writing to know what the following event stands for. I know that the following event is about a "su to root" action but I don't have any Idea about what action could rise this message. For example If an acction performed by the root crontab, a sudo command or something like that. In theory the root password is unknown for everybody.
Event: 'su root' succeeded for root on /dev/??? And I wanted to ask for the ??? characters too, what they stands for. Any help will be grateful. Thanks Pedro. |
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