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Assuming Linux?UNIX,
log onto the machine, run the command: last
Take the newest entry for each user.
Perl is your friend.
On 04/10/2013 12:51 PM, Santos Ramirez wrote:
Good Afternoon,
I am hoping that someone can help in
getting last login date for all of my users. I know about the
.seen files. Is there a better
more exact utility that I can use. Thank you in advance for
any and all help.
Santos
U. Ramirez
Linux
Systems Administrator
National
DCP, LLC
150
Depot Street
Bellingham,
Ma. 02019
Phone:
508-422-3089
Fax:
508-422-3866
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