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setup a logfile for user login/logout ???
Hi everybody, im a newer, i want to setup a logfile to capture information about user login/logout (and some other events ex: a user ftp, run a speacial command) on my system in HP-UX, pls help me.
i think only edit file /etc/syslog.conf but i dont know how to do it. Help me. 
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In previous reply to this post, Per had not mentioned not to bump up the questions if your question is not answered promptly!
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