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Help Needed using utmp file!
Post 302138281 by maverixxx on Monday 1st of October 2007 12:04:52 AM
10-01-2007
Help Needed using utmp file!
Hi.
I am working on a small assignment where i need to extract the login information of currently logged in users in a Linux client-server environment.I am able to extract only the userID,IP/HOST name,TTY,device name,GID,PID and login time using the structure 'utmp'.Also when i am saving the inforamtion in a particular file the GID and PID columns are blank in the saved file.Can Anyone explain why?..
Also i want to also display the information about the last access time of a user.Can this be done??.
Please Help!!:
I am working on a small assignment where i need to extract the login information of currently logged in users in a Linux client-server environment.I am able to extract only the userID,IP/HOST name,TTY,device name,GID,PID and login time using the structure 'utmp'.Also when i am saving the inforamtion in a particular file the GID and PID columns are blank in the saved file.Can Anyone explain why?..
Also i want to also display the information about the last access time of a user.Can this be done??.
Please Help!!:
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