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anandkj

12-20-2007 12:43 AM

how to find the time of execution

Hi,
I'd like to know if there is a way to find out when a particular command(from history) was executed. Is there any such log files..? pl help
TAI
anand

unSpawn

12-20-2007 01:54 AM

Depends on what command it was. Some commands get logged in one of the /var/log logs otherwise there isn't a mechanism in place by default (GRSecurity, SELinux) to log it. In any case there can be no correllation with .bash_history unless the command leaves a log trace somewhere else plus the command has to have unique characteristics. Maybe post some more info for us to work with, this is too terse.

Tinkster

12-20-2007 02:27 AM

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