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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers How to trace root's activity log Post 302387900 by hedkandi on Monday 18th of January 2010 09:35:56 PM
Old 01-18-2010
Quote:
Originally Posted by ross.mather
Which version of Unix are you using? How do people authenticate against root, do they all use su or do they login directly as root?
I am using HP UX and AIX

Found the correct place

Code:
/.HISTORY and .sh_history

Thanks anyways!

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Quote:
Originally Posted by thegeek
Normally cron edits are logged in /var/log/syslog in debian family.
Im not using Debian

HP UX and AIX. Thanks anyways!

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I will use find to look for the user.log file..should be able to trace the culprit..thanks!
 

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bcrontab(1)						      General Commands Manual						       bcrontab(1)

NAME
bcrontab - Manage users crontab files SYNOPSIS
bcrontab [ -u user ] file bcrontab [ -u user ] { -l | -r | -e } DESCRIPTION
bcrontab interfaces with the bcron-spool daemon to manage crontab files in the privileged spool directory. OPTIONS
-u user Tell bcron-spool that we are acting on behalf of the named user. bcron-spool will only accept the username if bcrontab is running as either root or the same user ID as the named user. -l List the cronab crontab to standard output. -r Remove the user's crontab. -e Edit the current crontab. ENVIRONMENT
VISUAL If this is set, it is used as the editor to invoke to edit a crontab. EDITOR If $VISUAL is not set and this is, it is used as the editor to invoke to edit a crontab. If neither are set, /bin/vi is used. BCRON_SOCKET The path to the named socket used to communicate with bcron-spool. Defaults to /var/run/bcron-spool. LOGNAME USER These two variables are used, in order, to determine the user name invoking the program. One must be set if the -u option is not used. FILES
bcrontab tries to writes a temporary file into the current directory, and then into /tmp if that fails, in order to edit the current crontab. SEE ALSO
bcron-spool(8), crontab(5) AUTHOR
Bruce Guenter <bruceg@em.ca> bcrontab(1)
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