Finding "WHO DID THIS?"
Dear all,
Today I have a serious problem, a folder's content is gone. All of them. But luckily it was somehow moved by someone to another place. My question is, I wanted to find out who the person is. I know the file was moved at - let's say - 10.00 Is there any log file that store what things did, and who did that? Thanks in advanced. YoChan |
What kind of a system are you on?
In Linux/BASH, I found /var/log/auth* showing who logged in and when. |
Filesystem actions are not ordinarily logged.
I think the best you can do is use the logs of who has logged into the system, which will probably be in /var/log/auth.log Exactly what is logged will I think depend on what login manager you use (KDM, GDM, XDM, SLiM, etc) |
Or you could just run "last" which saves you some typing
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@All:
Thank you for the replies :) I'll give it a shot. BUT if my user move the file using SAMBA, is there any log file on what user samba's doing??? (_ __)! |
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