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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting sort output Post 302157220 by funksen on Thursday 10th of January 2008 11:39:36 AM
Old 01-10-2008
sort output
this one is a bit tricky:


Code:
host16 /etc/passwd changed Thu Jan 3 16:39:48
host3 /etc/group changed Thu Jan 3 16:39:48
host2 /etc/services changed Thu Jan 3 16:39:48
host10 /etc/group changed Thu Jan 10 09:59:01
host11 /etc/group changed Thu Jan 3 18:55:38
host17 /etc/group changed Thu Jan 3 17:45:41
host3 /etc/security/user changed Fri Dec 21 12:25:23
host6 /etc/group changed Thu Dec 27 10:34:27
host7 /etc/security/user changed Thu Dec 27 10:34:27
host8 /etc/passwd changed Thu Dec 27 11:50:40
host5 /etc/passwd changed Thu Dec 27 12:00:57
host1 /etc/passwd changed Thu Dec 27 12:05:58
host3 /etc/passwd changed Thu Dec 27 12:13:29
host4 /etc/passwd changed Thu Dec 27 12:28:13
host3 /etc/passwd changed Thu Dec 27 12:47:29
host2 /etc/security/user changed Tue Jan 8 13:15:02


I have to sort this output per date, newest on the top
should work for all months

thanks in advance

funksen
 

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lastcomm

lastcomm(8)						      System Manager's Manual						       lastcomm(8)

NAME

       lastcomm - Outputs information about the last commands executed

SYNOPSIS

       lastcomm [Command] [Name] [Tty]

DESCRIPTION

       The  lastcomm  command  outputs	information about all previously executed commands that are recorded in the /var/adm/pacct file in reverse
       chronological order.

       You may specify a particular command with the Command parameter, a particular user with the Name parameter, and a  particular  terminal	as
       the  command  source  with the Tty parameter. Output is then restricted to the specified parameters. A Tty terminal may be named fully (for
       example, tty0) or abbreviated (for example, 0).

       The following information is displayed for each process: Name of the command under which the process was called.  Any flags collected  when
       the  command  was  executed.  The following flags are valid: Command was run with an effective user-id of 0.  Command ran after a fork, but
       without an exec system call following it.  Name of the user who issued the command.  The terminal the command was started from.	Seconds of
       CPU time used.  Time the process started.

EXAMPLES

       To display information about all previously executed commands recorded in the /var/adm/pacct file, enter: lastcomm Information is displayed
       similar to: lastcomm    ajh	lat/620        1.13 secs Thu Feb 24 15:02 pg	      ajh      lat/620	      5.91 secs Thu Feb  24  15:01
       ln	    miller    ttyp1	      1.14  secs  Thu  Feb  24	15:01  ls	    rob       ttyp1	     0.02 secs Thu Feb 24 15:01 pg
       sjz	ttyp1	       0.33 secs Thu Feb 24 15:00 sendmail SF root     __	      0.01 secs Thu Feb 24 15:00  To  display  information
       about commands named a.out executed by the root user on terminal ttyd0, enter: lastcomm a.out root ttyd0

FILES

       Specifies the command path.  The current accounting file.

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