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software RAID 1

software RAID 1

2003-10-23       - By hailong.li@(protected)

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I have a server one hard disk was corrupt. I remembered it
was software RAID 1 when I installed redhat 7.2, do you
think it can be recovered after replace that hard disk?
Thank you in advance!
Hailong

> jonlists wrote:
> >
> > Looking for a script or something that would look at
> > xferlog, given a  list of users, and generate a daily
> > report of the last login by that  list of users.
> >
> > I'm not the greatest scripting guy in the world, would
> > appreciate any  tips, existing scripts, resources, etc.
>
> How about using the `last` command (man last for details)?
>  A short script:
>
> for i in `cat myuserlist`;do last $i | head -1;done
>
> Forrest
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