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04-07-2004
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logout command
hi all
The "last" command shows the last login time of the user. is there any command for last logout time. as usual, replies are appreciated. thanks boys. raguram R |
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04-07-2004
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i have never heard of logout being captured.
possabily check the syslog facitilty? just a thought.... you could write a wrapper for the commands "login" & "exit" that call the logger facility and pass an entry to syslogd. |
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04-08-2004
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my sco release 5 shows this
DEV|rram!last -n4 User Line Device PID Login time Elapsed Time Comments rram p2 ttyp2 2271 Thu Apr 8 17:33 00:00 logged in srikanth ftp ftp2263 2263 Thu Apr 8 17:18 00:00 kannan ftp ftp2258 2258 Thu Apr 8 17:16 00:00 rgopal ftp ftp2256 2256 Thu Apr 8 17:16 00:00 Raguram R |
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04-08-2004
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Login. Wait 10 minutes. Logout. Log back in. Now what does "last" look like? Unless "logged in" appears in the comment, that session is logged out. In such a case, added the elapsed time to the login time to get the logout time.
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04-09-2004
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i don't want to apply any mathematics here. any other alternate??
raguram R |
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