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need more logging
Hi all!
On our current Solaris 8 machine we only have "standard" logging configured, and now i need to put on more. What i specificly need is time in the logfiles. Ex. When a user is logging in, when a user makes it self SU. etc. Regards... dOzY 
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Have a look at the manpage for lastcomm
http://www.uwsg.iu.edu/usail/man/sol...astcomm.1.html Cheers ZB
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For su, look at your /etc/default/su file - uncomment as needed.
Check out the last command (and man page) - and the acct command for user sign-on and off. History doesn't include times - that is not what it is used for. See the man page for history or fc.
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