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Hi, Cameron,
Thanks for your prompt response. I still has problem, please help.
I go to /usr/log, only found wtmp.1, and I could not use vi to see it, what
should I need to do next? if the files deleted by someone who made mistake, can
I get it back ?
Thanks.
Regards,
Jason Zeng
Cameron Simpson <cs@(protected)> wrote: On 21Jan2007 18:32, jason zeng wrote:
| I am not familiar with RedHat Linux logs, and I am encountering a problem
| that our important files disappeared. So I want to know WHO made this? How
| can I get info about who login and when, Could I find a way to recover the
| files? it is possible?
The wtmp file is the traditional place. The "last" command lists recent
logins for you.
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Hi, Cameron,<br><br>Thanks for your prompt response. I still has problem,
please help.<br><br>I go to /usr/log, only found wtmp.1, and I could not use vi
to see it, what should I need to do next? if the files deleted by someone who
made mistake, can I get it back ?<br><br>Thanks.<br><br>Regards,<br>Jason Zeng
<br><br><b><i>Cameron Simpson <cs@(protected)></i></b> wrote:<blockquote
class="replbq" style="border-left: 2px solid rgb(16, 16, 255); margin-left: 5px
; padding-left: 5px;"> On 21Jan2007 18:32, jason zeng <jason388600@(protected)>
wrote:<br>| I am not familiar with RedHat Linux logs, and I am encountering a
problem<br>| that our important files disappeared. So I want to know WHO made
this? How<br>| can I get info about who login and when, Could I find a way to
recover the<br>| files? it is possible?<br><br>The wtmp file is the traditional
place. The "last" command lists recent<br>logins for you.<br>-- <br>Cameron
Simpson <cs@(protected)>
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