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Old 03-25-2008
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Any way to know wt command has been executed from last 2-3 days ?
Is there any way to know, what I have executed on UNIX Command prompt from last 2-3 days ?

One more point, some systems are interconnected, is there any way to know, who others have executed what command from last 2-3 days ?

I am in big trouble guys. Please help me out ASAP. I am working in service-based company. Something has happened in last two days and everybody is blaming me for the work that I am damn sure didn’t do it. My PM is not able to say anything… I have to prove myself.
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check the history command

man history for details
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history command will not work... By default history is set to display only last 20 commands... Any other way ??
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After the fact, not really. Some systems have process accounting (google for "acct") but it's unlikely yours does.

Can you correlate the calamities with a time you were not logged in ...? See last(1) and wtmp
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