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Old 11-16-2005
mshafi mshafi is offline
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Use of "last" and "awk" in a script

Hey Fellows,
I hope someone can provide me some input here. I am using this "last" command in a script along with "awk":

last | $AWK 'NF==10 && $8=="-"'

The above pull out users that look like had login on the servers in the past. However it is also showing login for users whos accounts have been deleted so obviously /var/adm/wtmpx database has some old infomation.

Can someone show me an example where I can use the last command along with awk where I can get output based on last 100 days (or whatever days specify).

Thank in advance and look forward to hearing from someone soon.

Thanks,
 

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