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How to check who delete /platform
Path /platform was deleted by someone so how could i check it.
Ps. I don't know how long it was deleted. |
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You could ask around.....
What context does this refer to? What OS, machine, purpose etc. |
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you could use something like :
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grep "platform" /home/*/.bash_history |
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